Exam Conduct Policy/dasca-certification-examinations/exam-conduct-and-integrity

Examinee Conduct Policy

All examinees must comply with DASCA’s policies and procedures to ensure a fair and secure examination process. DASCA has a zero-tolerance policy for any misconduct or adoption of unfair means in its ecosystem. All decisions taken by the remote proctor during the exam session will be final and binding including termination of the examination due to non-compliance or any activity that is deemed suspicious or not in compliance with the code of conduct. Examinees cannot appeal the final decision regarding an exam policy violation.

Before Exam

  • Candidates should log in 30–50 minutes prior to their exam start time. This allows you to check your internet connectivity and verify system compatibility.
  • The mock exam is available 24 hours before your scheduled exam and can be completed during that period.

During the Exam

  • Personal belongings are not allowed in the exam room including mobile phones, smart glasses, digital assistants, reading material, tablets, e-readers, digital or smart watches, and any other electronic device except the computer or laptop you will be appearing for the exam on.
  • No breaks are allowed during the examination. You should be visible at all times on the exam screen. If you are partially visible on the exam screen at any time during the exam, your exam may be terminated. Trying to relocate during the examination is disallowed as well.
  • Applications and browser tabs must be closed or signed out during the exam, especially if you are using a work laptop or computer. Any notification pop-ups of email and chat will lead to the immediate termination of the exam session.

Exam Integrity

The examination and all connected materials are the intellectual property of the Data Science Council of America. Examinees should not try to copy the exam questions or take a screenshot or record during the examination through any means. After the exam has been administered, the examinees are prohibited to publish or share the examination content in any format. Any such act of reproducing or distributing content or any material, that violates the copyright laws, may invite stringent penal action. Any action, or activity by the examinee including any misconduct, intentional or otherwise, during or after the administration of the exam, will be deemed as a violation of DASCA’s policies and procedures.

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