- Students must turn off their mobile phones and hand them over to the invigilators for safekeeping during the exam.
- Contact with other students is not permitted during the exam. All electronic communications, such as email and MSN, are also prohibited. These communication devices must be turned off during exams.
- Coats, bags, and briefcases should be stored outside the examination room or at the front of the examination room, depending on the circumstances.
- Students must always have valid photo ID available to the examiners. (A walk-through will be conducted and an attendance list will be taken.)
- There should be no materials on the examination table other than examination materials, stationery, identification documents, and permitted aids according to the instructions at any given time.
- If a student has inadvertently brought unauthorized materials with them, they must immediately hand them over to the exam administrator.
- It is not permitted to remove any part of the test data. This applies to all data, including graph sheets.
- Students are only permitted to leave the examination table before they have completed the exam, to go to the restroom, and only under the supervision of an escort.
- The supervisor of a remote examination shall inspect the examination room and restrooms to which students have access before the examination and ensure that there are no data, computers or telecommunications devices there.
- Students are not permitted to leave the examination room during the first hour of the exam.
- If a student finishes an exam before the exam time is up, they must notify the invigilator, hand in their solution, and leave quietly. They must be quiet in the hallways or leave the building.
- Communication with other examiners or parties outside the examination venue is prohibited during the examination period.
- Smoking is not allowed during the exam period.
- Violations of these rules will result in expulsion from the exam or course, as the case may be.
*Confirmed at the meeting of the board of the Þingeyingi Knowledge Network on April 25, 2012