No. If you’re looking to pay someone to take an exam, that’s a fast route to a failed attempt or a ban. What we do is exam assistance online that keeps you compliant: setup checks, pacing, troubleshooting, and proctor-safe communication so you can finish the session cleanly.

Most flags come from fixable stuff: extra screens, VPN adapters, background apps, lighting that hides your face, or looking off-screen too often while you troubleshoot. We reduce the noise up front, then coach you through what to do if a warning pops without making it worse.

We do a post-mortem first: what failed, when it failed, and what Proctortrack showed. Then we build a short preflight checklist, a reset path, and a proctor message script. That way you don’t improvise under pressure, and you keep the attempt valid.