That’s common on Examity, especially with lighting, audio echo, or room scan confusion. We prevent most of it with a rehearsed setup and a tight scan script. If it still happens, you use short, compliant replies and avoid frantic clicking that triggers more checks.

Yes, if we treat the first attempt like data, not a verdict. We identify where you bled time or focus, then rebuild your Financial Services Certifications exam prep around pacing and proctor friction. Most score jumps come from cleaner starts and fewer interruptions.

Pause. That route creates identity and proctoring risk, and Examity sessions leave a trail when something feels off. If you’re searching “take my exam for me” in panic, we switch to a fast triage plan: stabilize the setup, drill the weak domains, and practice under proctor-like pressure.