I get why you’re asking, especially after a rough run. But Proctortrack makes that a high risk move with identity checks, monitoring, and behavior flags. Our CLEP Information Systems via Proctortrack exam assistance stays on the right side: prep, pacing, setup control, and live coaching for interruptions.

It’s the basics: weird lighting, face drifting out of frame, looking off screen too long, phone vibrations, or Wi Fi drops that force rechecks. We fix those before exam day, then rehearse what you do when the proctor chat interrupts so you don’t spiral.

Fast, if we stay specific. We do a short post mortem on what sections cost you points, then build two or three targeted drills and a timed run that matches the real interface. You’ll feel the difference when you stop freezing after alerts and your pace stays steady.