1. Stable Internet Connection:
To avoid disruptions during your exam, ensure a stable and high-speed internet connection. A wired connection is often more reliable than Wi-Fi.
2. Compatible Device:
Verify that your computer or device meets the requirements specified for the exam. This includes operating system, browser, and hardware specifications.
3. Photo Identification:
Have a valid photo ID ready to confirm your identity before the exam begins. Ensure the name on your ID matches your registration details.
4. Quiet and Well-lit Environment:
Choose a quiet space with adequate lighting to minimize distractions and ensure your face is clearly visible to the proctor.
5. Webcam and Microphone Setup:
Test your webcam and microphone in advance to ensure they work correctly. Position them so that they capture your face and surroundings effectively.
6. Download Required Software:
If your exam requires specific software, download and install it well before the exam time. Familiarize yourself with its operation.
7. Testing Space Clearance:
Clear your desk and workspace of any unauthorized materials or items that could be considered cheating.
8. No Unauthorized Materials:
Ensure that you do not have any study materials, notes, or unauthorized aids within reach during the exam.
9. Familiarity with Exam Rules:
Review the exam guidelines and rules provided by your institution or exam proctor to understand what is expected of you.
10. Contact Information Accessibility:
Make sure your contact information is up to date and easily accessible in case the proctor needs to reach you during the exam.
