No. I don’t help someone impersonate you or take the exam for you. What I do is tighten the stuff that blows attempts up: ID checks, device setup, Proctortrack behavior, timing, and what to say in proctor chat when something breaks.

It’s usually boring stuff: changing light, reflections on glasses, extra screens, notifications, or a camera angle that drifts. Sometimes it’s network instability that makes the system re-check identity. We stage the room, lock the device down, and rehearse the flow so the proctor sees consistency.

We do a run-through on the same laptop, same network, same chair, same camera position. We test permissions, scan behavior, and the full launch path, then build a short checklist you follow on exam day. Quiet prep beats frantic fixes while the timer runs.