Art. 95. At the close of the examinations of each day, the judges, in secret session, and in view of the marks which they ought to have taken during the exercises, shall rank the pupils examined. These marks shall be: excellent, notable, good, passed, and suspended. The secretary shall place a list in the lodge of the portress of the school during the days of the examination on which shall appear the marks which the pupils shall have obtained in the examinations. Art. 96. The marks obtained in the examinations shall be immediately entered in the general register in alphabetical order which shall be started with all those who have matriculated in the school, on the first of September, according to the form approved by the General Division of Public Instruction. In this way, before May 5, they can send to the general government the lists of matriculation as well as of ordinary examination, with their grades, in order that the general summary may be published in the Gaceta on the fifteenth day of the same month. Art. 97. Pupils suspended and those who do not present themselves at the ordinary examinations shall be admitted into the extraordinary examination without other official document than the said voucher stating that they have paid the academical fees in March. If the first of July arrives without that having been attended to they lose all their fees, and shall have to matriculate again for the following course in accordance with the regulations. Art. 98. Having noted in the general register the grades of the ordinary examination, they shall proceed, under the supervision of the secretary of the school, to cut the second section of the inscription of the pupils who have passed, in order to join it on their respective documents. The same operation shall be repeated at the end of the examinations in June, except in regard to the pupils who have not passed, to whom the inscriptions refer. Art. 99. The marks given by the judges shall be decisive and no appeal of any kind shall be received in regard to them. Art. 100. Those admitted to the extraordinary examinations shall be: 1. The pupils included in the lists of the instructresses as admissible to them. 2. Those admissible to the ordinary examinations who did not appear. 3. Those suspended. 4. Those who desire to obtain a better mark than they obtained in the ordinary examinations. Art. 101. All the rules relating to the ordinary examinations are applicable to the examinations held in June. CHAPTER V Of rewards Art. 102. Every year rewards, which shall be ordinary and extraordinary, shall be granted in the school. Ordinary rewards shall be of two kinds: those of the first kind shall consist of matriculation of honor; [69] and those of the second in the payment of matriculation and academical fees, books, medals, etc.