This rule applies to any doctor of any grade who has passed the appropriate exams, and is not the exclusive province of consultant-level surgeons.

Unacceptable performance on comprehensive exams will prevent a candidate from receiving a degree, even if all course work has been completed.

Unlike other surgical specialties, it currently has its own independent training pathway which takes around fourteen year ( ST1-8 ) before being able to sit consultant exams.

It is has the false showings in the 1930s exams, brothers and sisiters of the same fahther and mother would be graded out like dogs as one with little Indian blood and the other with 1 / 2 or more.

However, the unperturbed Dr. Lamar, who for years has been asking Vincent during physical exams if he ever told Vincent the story of his own son, once again asks and this time goes on to tell it: His son admires Vincent and wants to be an astronaut despite a genetic defect that would rule him out.

It conducts its fellowship and membership exams, publishes guidelines and standards for the practise of emergency medicine, and has its own journal, called the Emergency Medicine Journal ( EMJ ).

Over the previous four years ( 2004 to 2007 ) the school ’ s aggregate score for the exams in English, Maths and Science has risen from 177 out of 300 to 237.

On the other hand, it has been reported that Chinese has been used as the medium of instructions in some autonomous counties even though less than 50 % of the population " spoke and understood some Chinese "; this mismatch was thought to have contributed to the low grades earned by the students on the math and Chinese exams.

USMS's hiring process has a nondisclosure agreement, so the specific details of the process are not completely revealed ; however applicants must pass a written test, an oral board interview, an extensive background investigation, a medical examination, a drug test, and multiple fitness in total exams ( FIT ) even to be considered to be selected for training.

Isaac Paine Elementary School, has the top spot for reading proficiency according to the New England Common Assessment Program, or NECAP, exams.

After failing the entrance exams to study law or medicine, he received an appointment from Kaiser Wilhelm II to a military academy, through the influence of his uncle, the Bürgermeister's barber, and graduated 95th in his class – the only one who has not risen to the rank of general.

To become a representative one has to work for a licensed firm and pass 3 exams to prove one's competency.

Since then, every student has been allowed to schedule his or her own final exams.

A chartered civil engineer ( known as certified or professional engineer in other countries ) is a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers, and has also passed chartership exams.

Facilities found deficient during the inspection or accreditation process can be barred from performing mammograms until corrective action has been verified or, in extreme cases, can be required to notify past patients that their exams were sub-standard and should not be trusted.

In turn, this has pushed Rimmer to several psychotic episodes and breakdowns during exams, and on one occasion caused him to write " I am a fish " repeatedly on the exam paper.

The time of entry exams has recently been changed, and they're now much earlier, creating a more university-esque admissions process.

In Finland, which has a similar nationwide final exam, the matriculation examination ( Finnish ylioppilastutkinto ), the majority of student selections are based on entrance exams.

A number of myths surround subfusc and its use in examinations-for example, that subfusc has a counterpart in ' full fusc ', said to be a full suit of armour, which if worn to Finals examinations automatically results in a student being given a First ; or the claim that one enterprising undergraduate examined the University statutes prior to an examination and discovered that all students sitting exams in full fusc are entitled to a glass of sherry.

It has also come under criticism for paying its part-time employees, most of whom have graduate degrees, a mere $ 20 an hour, to grade the essay component of their standardized exams.

However, controversy has surrounded the high scores achieved by the Chinese students due to the unusual spread of the numerical data, with suggestions that schools were ' gaming ' students for the exams.

For example, someone who has spent two years studying for a foundation degree at their local college – and who has successfully passed their exams – can move on to the final year of a full honours degree at the University.

Examinations differ among the states, the 17 autonomic communities and the city councils, and the " funcionarios " and " personal laboral " exams vary in difficulty from one location to another.

The available options include the above subjects at " extended level " ( poziom rozszerzony ), as well as exams at either level in biology, chemistry, knowledge of dance, geography, history, history of art, history of music, information technology, physics and astronomy, Latin and Ancient History, philosophy, another modern language, languages of ethnic groups in Poland ( Belarusian, Lithuanian, Ukrainian ), and the Kashubian language.

A diagnosis of pleurisy or another pleural condition is based on medical histories, physical exams, and diagnostic tests.

The ordeal of uncertainty continued for another month after the exams, and then one morning, Daisy, Tunku's housekeeper, came to his room with his morning cup of tea, telling him that he passed all his law exams.

In " Teacher's Pet " ( 1985 ), he has a fling with his adult high school teacher to gain his chances to earn himself a diploma, but he breaks off this relationship, has his exams re-examined, and then successfully earns a diploma without having another fling with her again.

In order to prepare for the entrance exams into West Point, Gavin was tutored by another mentor, Lieutenant Percy Black, from 8 o ' clock in the morning until noon on algebra, geometry, English and history.

Each term is 15 weeks long, including a week-long mid-term break and another week of revision and exams.

In 1929 Kneller Hall introduced an advanced certificate for already qualified bandmasters ( though they had to sit another stringent set of exams to obtain it ), but it was retroactively awarded to those who were deemed to have previously demonstrated achievement of the higher standard, or had been commissioned prior to 1929.

The style of the questions in the entrance exam varies from one exam ( or one section of the exam ) to another, but rather unique types of questions are included in the exams each year.

Bhavani notices this & gives Ram another job to tutor on the pretext of her exams.

Most Myanmar Buddhist approach an astrologer for something or another, whether to go ahead with a move to a new house or get married or pass exams or doing new business.

* In addition to the current Regents exam at the end of the Math B course, there should be another Regents exam, at the end of the first half of Math B study ( currently Math A / B ), to be administered no later than June 2006, bringing the total number of Regents exams to three.

Usually the exam papers are taken to a centralized marking facility, sometimes even in another city, under police guard ( for example in 2001 all the exams from Braşov were sent to Brăila for marking ).

For example, except for seniors and children, eye exams to check vision are no longer covered in Ontario.

DSS schools are required by the government to issue annual prospectuses, which must contain stipulated classes of information such as vision, mission and objectives of the school, class structure, curriculum, achievements in public exams, extra curricula activities, school fees etc.

Though some explain Housman's unexpected failure in his final exams as a result of Jackson's rejection, most biographers adduce a variety of reasons, indifference to philosophy, overconfidence in his praeternatural gifts, a contempt for inexact learning, and enjoyment of idling away his time with Jackson, conjoined with news of his father's desperate illness as the more immediate and germane causes.

Dewar dealt with the exams results fiasco and the lorry drivers ' strike, and attended the Labour party conference in Brighton in September, but at the end of September told the historian Tom Devine in Dublin that if there was no surge of the energy of old, he would have to reappraise the situation within a few months time.

She obtained first-class honours in her final exams, though women were not at that time admitted to degrees at Oxford.

EXIN and BCS / ISEB ( the British Computer Society ) have from that time onwards been the only two examination providers in the world to develop formally acknowledged ITIL certifications, provide ITIL exams and accredit ITIL training providers worldwide.

In all cases, comprehensive exams are normally both stressful and time consuming, and must be passed to be allowed to proceed on to the thesis.

These exams may include strict instructions such as time limits, prohibitions on using assigned texts or personal notes, and calculator usage.

Students often take exams on their own time and are generally allowed to use outside resources on exams, provided that they cite which sources they used.

The island is popular destination with Year-12 school leavers celebrating the end of their exams each November — known in Western Australia as " Leavers week " or just " Leavers " — the island is closed to the general public during this time.

For a time, he attended Toronto's Osgoode Hall Law School of York University ; however, his studies ended after he failed his first year exams.

After attending the Humanistisches Gymnasium ( humanities-oriented high school ) in Kulmbach, he studied history and German philology, eventually taking his exams as a teacher for primary and secondary schools ; however, it was during this time that he discovered his true vocation: entertainment.

After being detached for a time in order to serve and gain more experience in the infantry and artillery, Byng sat and passed his entrance exams into the Staff College and secured a nomination in September 1892.

Pupils can get promoted to or demoted from the grammar stream during their time in those schools depending on the development of their academic performance, and at age 14 can take subject-based exams across the syllabus to qualify for entry into a dedicated grammar school to pursue GCSEs and A-levels.

It is common for actuarial students to work full time in the profession while studying for the exams.

In all cases, comprehensive exams are normally both stressful and time consuming, and must be passed to be allowed to proceed on to the thesis.

Prior to this, at the start of the afternoon session, examinees were given a booklet containing all seven exams and could decide at that time which one to take.

The most common application of IRT is in education, where psychometricians use it for developing and refining exams, maintaining banks of items for exams, and equating for the difficulties of successive versions of exams ( for example, to allow comparisons between results over time ).

He returned to Teaneck and passed multiple Society of Actuaries exams by the time he was 20, and worked for an actuarial firm.

At that time the faculty had 17 lecturers, 215 students, 3 modern and equipped laboratories, one library, examination center for long distance exams, and was part of the CISCO regional project.

On September 1, Kuerten announced that he would be withdrawing from the ATP Tour for an indefinite period of time, in order to undergo detailed exams of his operated hip, which had reportedly started to bother him again.