How will qualified applicants be notified about their permission to sit for the examination?

The correct method of notification for qualified applicants regarding their permission to sit for the examination is through written communication. This approach is typically favored for several reasons.

First, written notifications create a formal record that can be referenced in the future. This is important in legal contexts where documentation is critical, ensuring that applicants have clear proof of their eligibility status. Additionally, written communication usually contains detailed information about the examination process, including dates, locations, and any other pertinent instructions applicants need to follow, reducing the likelihood of misunderstandings.

While other methods such as phone calls, emails, or text messages can provide immediate communication, they lack the formalized record-keeping and comprehensive detail that a written notification ensures. Therefore, written correspondence is the most reliable and professional method for conveying such important information to applicants.