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What is a "Bonded" exam paper?

Fionn MacCool · 2013-01-07 18:28:14

I know it's a bit early to be talking about exam papers so er, sorry, but what does it mean when there's a little red B next to the paper? When you mouse over it says it's "bonded with" and then a few other paper codes. It's come up for a couple of my modules. Sounds kinky.

07-01-2013 6:28pm

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I know it's a bit early to be talking about exam papers so er, sorry, but what does it mean when there's a little red B next to the paper?

When you mouse over it says it's "bonded with" and then a few other paper codes. It's come up for a couple of my modules. Sounds kinky.

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#2 07-01-2013 7:27pm

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The exact same module might be taken by people in different courses. However, the same module probably has different codes for each course. The different module codes are 'bonded' to signify the same paper applies to everyone taking the module, whatever course they study.

(AFAIK anyway - had to have one of my modules bonded with one in another faculty before to sit an exam)

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