State the important points kept in mind while recording the staff readings in level pages with respect first reading, intermediate reading, last reading, change point, carry forward from one page to next page-Remark

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1) First reading is on bench mark point and should be noted in back sight(BS) column

2) Intermediate reading (IS) should be taken on the points between first and last station.

3) Last reading should be noted in Fore sight(FS) column.

4) Both reading BS and FS reading should be entered in same row and can be denoted by change point

5) On each page last reading should be enter in FS column and same should be carried forward in BS column of next page

6) Remark column should have denote First and Last RL along with change points.

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