Fair proctoring

End a test the moment it goes wrong.

When something looks clearly wrong you do not have to watch the clock run down. End the attempt on the spot, keep every answer given so far, and move on.

Rohan DesaiQuestion 14 of 30 · 12:04 elapsed
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14 answers kept and scored. Session closed.

What actually happens

Ending a test early should not mean losing the work.

Nothing lost

Answers so far are kept

Ending a test does not throw the work away. Everything answered up to that moment is saved and scored like any other submission.

Immediate

The session closes at once

The candidate cannot carry on or reopen the test. No waiting for a timer to run down while something is clearly wrong.

On the record

It shows up in the report

The report records that the test was ended early and when, so the decision is visible to anyone reviewing it later.

Good to know

Force submit, answered.

Yes. Everything answered before you ended it is saved and scored. Force submit closes the session, it does not discard the work.

No. The session closes immediately and the test cannot be reopened by them.

Yes. The report shows that it was force submitted and when, alongside the flags that led to it.

Yes. Invite them to the test again if you decide the situation warrants it.

Keep the final call in your hands.

Flags tell you something looks wrong. Force submit is how you act on it, without throwing the answers away.

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