This policy outlines the procedures and guidelines for CyberYami's online and offline testing, including exam retake, online proctoring, token of identity, photograph during exams, exam content review, and the process for submitting tickets for assistance.

1. Online Testing Policy

1.1. Technical Requirements:

Candidates must ensure their computer systems meet the specified technical requirements for a smooth online testing experience.

1.2. Secure Environment:

Candidates are responsible for choosing a secure and quiet environment for online exams to prevent disruptions.

1.3. Online Proctoring:

Online exams may be proctored to ensure the integrity of the testing process. Candidates shall comply with proctoring guidelines.

1.4. Token of Identity:

Candidates must present a valid token of identity, such as a government-issued photo ID, before starting the online exam.

1.5. Photograph During Exam:

Candidates may be required to take a photograph during the exam for identity verification purposes.

1.6. Exam Retake:

Candidates failing an online exam may be eligible for a retake after the specified waiting period. Additional fees may apply.

1.7. Exam Content Review:

For security reasons, exam content is not available for review. This policy ensures the confidentiality and integrity of the examination process.

1.8. Submit Ticket for Assistance:

Candidates encountering technical issues during an online exam can submit a ticket for prompt assistance.

1.9. Candidates may request to reschedule an online exam due to unforeseen circumstances such as illness or emergencies. Reschedule requests must be submitted within a specified timeframe before the scheduled exam. Approval is subject to CyberYami'srescheduling policy.

2. Offline Testing Policy

2.1. Exam Venue:

Candidates must choose a secure and designated exam venue for offline exams, free from distractions and unauthorized assistance.

2.2. Supervision:

Offline exams may be supervised to ensure the integrity of the testing process.

2.3. Token of Identity:

Candidates must present a valid token of identity, such as a government-issued photo ID, before starting the offline exam.

2.4. Photograph During Exam:

Candidates may be required to take a photograph during the offline exam for identity verification purposes.

2.5. Exam Retake:

Candidates failing an offline exam may be eligible for a retake after the specified waiting period. Additional fees may apply.

2.6. Exam Content Review

For security reasons, exam content is not available for review. This policy ensures the confidentiality and integrity of the examination process.

2.7. Submit Ticket for Assistance:

Candidates encountering issues during an offline exam can submit a ticket for prompt assistance.

2.8. Candidates may request to reschedule an online exam due to unforeseen circumstances such as illness or emergencies. Reschedule requests must be submitted within a specified timeframe before the scheduled exam. Approval is subject to CyberYami'srescheduling policy.

3. General Policies

3.1. Security Measures:

Both online and offline exams are subject to security measures to ensure the integrity and fairness of the testing process.

3.2. Fraud Prevention:

CyberYami employs measures to prevent fraud, including but not limited to plagiarism detection and identity verification.

3.3. Policy Updates:

CyberYami reserves the right to update this testing policy as needed. Candidates are responsible for reviewing and adhering to the most current version.

3.4. Compliance:

Candidates are required to comply with all aspects of this testing policy, the Candidate Agreement, and other applicable policies outlined by CyberYami.

This testing policy is effective from November 21, 2023, and may be subject to updates. Candidates are encouraged to review the policy periodically for any changes.