Rules and integrity

These rules apply to Full mock attempts. Practice and Sectional practice are relaxed.

Before you startCopy Anchor Link

The test shows its rules before you begin. In a Full mock you typically need:

• your camera switched on,
• fullscreen mode (if the test requires it),
• to stay on the test tab.

CameraCopy Anchor Link

The app says your video is checked on your device and is not recorded or uploaded. Signals such as looking away for a long time, leaving the frame, or another person appearing are noted as gaze signals.

Fullscreen and switching tabsCopy Anchor Link

• Switching to another tab or window is recorded. You get a warning each time ("Stay on the exam"). Reaching the limit submits your test automatically. By default the limit is 3 switches, and the warning tells you how many you have left.
• If the test shows a Strict fullscreen badge, leaving fullscreen ends and submits the test straight away.
• In Practice modes you only see a reminder. It never submits your test.
• Right-click is blocked during a Full mock. Whether copy and paste are allowed depends on the test.

Integrity notesCopy Anchor Link

If something unusual is recorded (for example a lot of tab switching), your result can show Integrity notes. They are advisory and don't change your score, but reviewers can see them.

InterviewsCopy Anchor Link

A standalone spoken interview uses your microphone only, and you agree to your voice being recorded before you start. If a Full mock includes an interview section, the camera check still applies to the whole test. See AI mock interviews.