Timetable Issues In November 2012!

[RoaringInferno]

Hey guys. I'm planning to give 4 O level subjects as a private candidate in the November 2012 examination session, which are as follows:
Statistics, World History, Islamic Religion and Culture and Urdu Syllabus B.
There's a timetable clash between World History and Islamic Religion And Culture, as per the Zone 4 November 2012 Timetable (check this out: http://www.cie.org.uk/docs/profiles...idge Zone 4 Final November 2012 Timetable.pdf)
Both of these papers (2056/1 and 2158/1) are to be held on the 17th of October during the morning session.
I really wanna give both of these papers, and I've already started preparing for them. Is it possible for me to give these papers without having to drop one of them for this session?
I know there's this timetable deviation form which i can use, but from what I've seen I think they won't allow me to reschedule the paper on the next day since the total time of the papers is more than 3 hours 45 minutes but less than 6 hours (2.5 hours of History and 2.5 hours of Isl. = 5).
What do I do? Looking forward to your suggestions...

 

[Most_UniQue]

You can give both in morning. When one finishes , you start the other. Thats what happened to my friends

 

[abcde]

I think you'll have to give them on the same day and the same session with one after the other. Do ask your center about this and/or contact the British Council.

 

[RoaringInferno]

So if i complete islamic religion and culture...and then if i finish it, will the invigilators allow me to attempt world history without any issues? And yes i just sent a mail to cie first. Gonna get their feedback. Haven t enlisted with a centre yet. hopefully after i m.done.with my may exams.

 

[abcde]

So if i complete islamic religion and culture...and then if i finish it, will the invigilators allow me to attempt world history without any issues? And yes i just sent a mail to cie first. Gonna get their feedback. Haven t enlisted with a centre yet. hopefully after i m.done.with my may exams.

They should.