Web timer for 149 minutes
You are starting the countdown again for the next group taking a Philippine public-school graduation exam, so reset the room while 149 minutes begins anew. Confirm that the new examinees have their papers, then keep the display visible without turning the session into a series of clock checks.
As the second sitting gets under way, you may notice that the allotted window needs adjusting because the school announced a revised end time, a delayed start, or an approved extension. The duration can be changed directly on the page, letting the countdown reflect the actual exam window without rebuilding your setup. Record the official finishing time separately so invigilators share the same reference.
While supervising this next group, choose the device that fits the room rather than the one used earlier. A laptop works well on the invigilator’s table, where its larger display can be checked from several desks; a phone is easier to carry during room checks but should stay silent and connected to power. Keep the chosen screen awake and positioned where notifications will not distract examinees.
Frequently asked questions
What could make a Philippine public-school graduation exam run longer or shorter than this countdown?
A late official start may shift the finishing time without changing the allowed exam period. School instructions, approved accommodations, or an early completion decision can also require the displayed duration to be adjusted.
What should you do if the second exam group finishes before or after the set time?
If the group finishes early, follow the school’s collection and dismissal procedure rather than extending the session. If time expires while examinees are still working, follow the chief examiner’s instruction and record any officially approved extension.
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