Usually no, but you have to handle it cleanly. Don’t spam clicks or swap devices. You message the proctor once, document the error, and follow their instruction. We prep the exact escalation steps and what to capture so you can protect your attempt time.

They flag movement, looking off screen repeatedly, phone sounds, changing lighting, background noise, and weird app behavior. The proctor chat is not the enemy, but they react to uncertainty. We set your room, your device, and your on screen habits so nothing looks odd.

No. That’s the fastest way to lose money and possibly get banned. If you’re at that point, you don’t need a stranger in your test, you need a controlled plan: clean PSI setup, a tighter topic map, and timed drills that rebuild confidence before the next slot.