examhall

noun
UK /ɪɡˈzæm hɔːl/
US /ɪɡˈzæm hɔːl/

A big room where students sit and take tests.

The students walked quietly into the examhall and found their seats.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large hall in a school or university used mainly for written examinations.

The examhall was filled with rows of numbered desks.

3. A place where official tests are held under supervision.

Candidates must arrive at the examhall thirty minutes early.

4. The room or building where competitive entrance tests take place.

Thousands of applicants gathered outside the examhall before the entrance test.