internal examiner

Sample double marking by a second internal examiner is normally sufficient for modules having more than 50 students.

The marksheet for each module is returned to the examinations office by the module's internal examiner.

Colleges engaging teachers, that too from other irregular colleges, as internal examiners to conduct practical examination.

They are often asked to adjudicate when candidates are on borderlines or when internal examiners have disagreed about a candidate's marks.

Smart Telecom entered examinership in August 2009 with an internal examiner reviewing their debts revenue and business structure.

As soon as scripts are marked by internal examiners they are sent to external examiners and the unmoderated results fed into the student management system.

Since 1982, he has been supervising candidates for the degree of PhD and acting as one of the internal examiners for PhD students.

He supervised scores of research theses of M.A. students and produced a number of Ph.Ds as their official guide, supervisor and Internal Examiner.

Surely we have learnt this much from the events surrounding the Leonardo affair, when the internal examiners in the relevant Directorate-General issued warnings, but these were neither heeded nor passed on.

Mrs. O'Donnell, until recently an internal examiner for the Bank of New England in Boston, graduated from the Convent of the Sacred Heart in New York and Holy Cross College.

While the role of the external examiner varies with the level of examination, the purpose of the system remains the same: to ensure that standards are kept the same across universities, and to provide an assurance of fair play given that internal examiners might be prejudiced for or against a candidate.