Ungent help needed...!!!!

[likosp]

It is important that you write your answers in black ink. This is because the papers are
now marked ‘on-line’ by the examiners. The scripts have to be scanned and blue ink
does not show up very well. For a similar reason, please use a dark black pencil for
your drawings.
THIS IS FROM THE EXAMINER TIPS FOR CHEMISTRY ..COULD ANYONE TELL ME WETHER USING BLUE PEN WILL RESULT IN ANY LOSS OF MARKS..... :Search:

 

[Silent Hunter]

nah
no loss of marks u used blue pointer which is bright and clear as well ............ looks neat too

 

[likosp]

nah
no loss of marks u used blue pointer which is bright and clear as well ............ looks neat too

BUT I USED BLUE BALL POINT...

 

[adnanj]

now don't give us threats...!
already done with half of the papers..used blue ball point and wrote every where on the lines and off the lines

 

[Silent Hunter]

not threats...........DON WORRY
there much to do other than deciding writing with blue or black, pointer or ball point

as long its clear and visible use wateva u like

wateva the examiner says are suggestions ....

 

[likosp]

yeah i guess silent hunter is right well good luck for your examzzz....

 

[adnanj]

http://ask.cie.org.uk/system/selfse...=&USERTYPE=1&CMD=VIEW_ARTICLE&ARTICLE_ID=5298

i hope this will conclude topic.

 

[Silent Hunter]

its not opening

 

[adnanj]

What should students use to write their answers?
Candidates must provide their own pens, pencils, ink, drawing instruments and erasers. Candidates must write their answers legibly in black or dark blue ink. Candidates should be warned that pale blue ink is often illegible. Red ink must not be used. Soft pencil (type B or HB) must be used for multiple choice tests. Pencils or pens in other colours may be used for diagrams and maps only if indicated on the question paper.