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hello and welcome to this short tutorial on how to properly shade on the multiple choice answer sheet or scannable sheet the knusc scannable sheet has two sections the top section which requires your exam details and the bottom section which is used to answer objective questions the top section has six different blocks students are required to fill in their correct details by shading the appropriate boxes remember to use hb pencil only the first block is for candidate number also known as your index number or exams number next is the department code followed by academic year and year of student then the course code of the particular paper being written and the last block is the semester in which the exam is being written take for example the scannable sheet and student id card displayed on your screen the candidate number that is index or exams number is located under the student id number on your student id card avoid shading this do not shade more than once in the vertical columns pr