Hi Wajeeha,
I've taken the CCT exam twice. You can have all your reference material and hand written notes but the stipulation is that THEY MUST BE BOUND. I believe bound in a notebook is fine. My notes were three-hole punched and clasped in a three-ring binder. You can even bring materials like a sheet with unit conversions. Particularly useful for the PSI to Pascal questions on the CCT. But again, they must be bound which is as simple as three-hole punching the print out and putting it in your binder. For post-its, it's interesting they call out a brand name rather than what they are, which are page flags, but that can be from the small flags to the full sized post-its.
The important thing here is, no loose papers, no fancy calculator, and be advised the desks at Prometric are kind of small.
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Steven DeNeal
Calibration Lead
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Rockford IL
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Original Message:
Sent: 08/09/24 08:01 AM
From: Wajeeha Sadaf
Subject: Open book: post-it notes?
Hi, were you able to get the answers to your question? Can we take a notebook with handwritten notes?
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Wajeeha Sadaf
Montreal QC
Original Message:
Sent: 06/05/24 04:13 PM
From: Vijay Rawat
Subject: Open book: post-it notes?
Hello Everyone,
Hope you are doing well!
@ Leonardo, yes, a 3-ring binder is allowed in the examination center.
I also plan to take the CQE exam in August'24 and am now preparing carry-in notes for it. I have some queries about the notes if anyone can revert, which are as follows-
1. How many pages in a notebook are ideal for note-taking?
2. What is the best kind of notebook: a 3-ring binder, Spiral binder, or glued notebook?
3. Is Casio fx-991 ES plus allowed in the examination center?
Thanks in advance,
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Vijay Rawat
University Canada West
Vancouver BC
Original Message:
Sent: 03/05/24 10:28 AM
From: Leonardo Kuczenski
Subject: Open book: post-it notes?
Thank you for your response Stephanie. Hope you did well.
I did the same and now I am preparing an extra critical stack (besides the ASQ Handbook) in a 3 ring binder with personal notes I've made along my study path. Wondering if that is allowable as well.
Thanks
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Leonardo Kuczenski
Stillwater MN
Original Message:
Sent: 09/07/23 06:25 AM
From: Stephanie Schmiesing
Subject: Open book: post-it notes?
Hi Leonardo,
Yes, I took the exam in August and I had color coded post its for each section of the handbook with writing on them for what specific topic or tool was being marked.
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Stephanie Schmiesing
Huber Heights OH
Original Message:
Sent: 09/06/23 08:34 PM
From: Leonardo Kuczenski
Subject: Open book: post-it notes?
Hi Stephanie,
Were you able to find out if we can write the topic/theme on the tabs?
Thank you for sharing.
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Leonardo Kuczenski
New York NY
Original Message:
Sent: 07/13/23 01:43 PM
From: Stephanie Schmiesing
Subject: Open book: post-it notes?
On the description of what is and is not allowed to be taken into the exams, it says that post-it notes are permitted as book tabs only. Are we allowed to label the post-it tabs? Like if I have a post-it marking the section of the book that covers the different gurus and what they are known for can I write "Gurus" on the edge of the post-it?
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Stephanie Schmiesing
Huber Heights OH
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