Last year, the profession published details of two disciplinary hearings, relating to conduct during the 2010 Indian CT6 exams. What caught my eye was not the conduct itself, but the fact that there was no exam invigilator present. http://www.actuaries.org.uk/researc...actuaries-disciplinary-tribunal-panel-mr-jasv http://www.actuaries.org.uk/researc...actuaries-disciplinary-tribunal-panel-ms-bhav "The Tribunal noted with concern that the invigilator was not present in the room during the course of the examination." Do any students who have sat the Indian actuarial exams in particular, or any other actuarial exams in the UK or overseas, have any comments on whether they have encountered such a situation (no invigilator present during an exam)? Hopefully this was an isolated incident...
Scary! Though did hear of a monkey getting in through a window and causing a riot in one of the Indian exam rooms...
