exam dates of GT and academic candidates

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JANUARY
04-Jan-2020  (Saturday)      Academic only
11-Jan-2020  (Saturday)      Academic and General Training
16-Jan-2020  (Thursday)     Academic only
18-Jan-2020   (Saturday)     Academic and General Training

FEBRUARY
 01-Feb-2020  (Saturday)      Academic and General Training
 08-Feb-2020  (Saturday)      Academic only
 13-Feb-2020  (Thursday)     Academic and General Training
 22-Feb-2020  (Saturday)      Academic only

MARCH
05-Mar-2020   (Saturday)      Academic only
07-Mar-2020  (Saturday)     Academic and General Training
14-Mar-2020  (Thursday)    Academic only
21-Mar-2020  (Saturday)     Academic and General Training

APRIL
04-Apr-2020   (Saturday)       Academic and General Training
11-Apr-2020   (Saturday)      Academic only
18-Apr-2020   (Saturday)      Academic and General Training
30-Apr-2020   (Thursday)     Academic only


MAY 
09-May-2020   (Saturday)      Academic only
16-May-2020   (Saturday)      Academic only
21-May-2020   (Saturday)      Academic and General Training
30-May-2020   (Thursday)     Academic and General Training

JUNE 
06-Jun-2020   (Saturday)        Academic only
13-Jun-2020    (Thursday)     Academic and General Training
18-Jun-2020    (Saturday)       Academic only
20-Jun-2020    (Saturday)      Academic and General Training

JULY 
02-Jul-2020   (Thursday)        Academic only
11-Jul-2020   (Saturday)        Academic and General Training
18-Jul-2020   (Saturday)        Academic only
25-Jul-2020   (Saturday)        Academic and General Training

AUGUST 
 06-Aug-2020 (Thursday)       Academic only
08-Aug-2020   (Saturday)      Academic and General Training
22-Aug-2020   (Saturday)      Academic and General Training
29-Aug-2020  (Saturday)      Academic only

SEPTEMBER 
05-Sep-2020   (Saturday)      Academic only
12-Sep-2020   (Saturday)     Academic and General Training
17-Sep-2020   (Thursday)    Academic and General Training
 26-Sep-2020  (Saturday)     Academic and General Training

OCTOBER 
10-Oct-2020  (Saturday)     Academic only
15-Oct-2020  (Thursday)    Academic
24-Oct-2020  (Saturday)     Academic and General Training
31-Oct-2020  (Saturday)     Academic and General Training

NOVEMBER 
07-Nov-2020   (Saturday)     Academic only
12-Nov-2020  (Thursday)    Academic and General Training
21-Nov-2020  (Saturday)     Academic and General Training
28-Nov-2020  (Saturday)     Academic only

DECEMBER 
 03-Dec-2020 (Thursday)    Academic only
 05-Dec-2020 (Saturday)    Academic and General Training
12-Dec-2020 (Saturday)     Academic only

19-Dec-2020 (Saturday)     Academic and General Training

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