What should you do if you cannot meet online proctoring requirements?

• A. Proceed with online proctoring anyway.
• B. Consider testing in-person at a physical test center.
• C. Cancel your registration.
• D. Postpone the exam for a month.

Answer: (B)

When online proctoring requirements can’t be met, the appropriate path is to take the exam at a physical test center. In-person testing provides a controlled environment with a human proctor, ensuring the same security and integrity standards as online proctoring while accommodating situations where tech, space, or privacy issues prevent online administration. If scheduling or logistics are a concern, you can contact the exam administrator to arrange an available center date and proceed with the in-person exam. Proctoring policies are designed around maintaining exam integrity, so attempting online proctoring without meeting the requirements isn’t allowed, and simply canceling or postponing won’t address the need to complete the exam under proper supervision.