What happens if a candidate fails to appear for the exam?

If a candidate fails to appear for the exam, they must re-register and pay applicable fees. This policy emphasizes the importance of commitment and responsibility in the examination process. By requiring re-registration and payment of fees, it ensures that candidates are serious about taking the exam and helps maintain the integrity of the testing system. Additionally, this approach allows for proper planning and scheduling of exam resources, as no-shows can impact the availability of slots for other candidates who are prepared and willing to take the exam at the designated time.

Other options, such as receiving a partial refund or being allowed a make-up exam, do not align with standard practices in many testing scenarios, where a no-show typically leads to the loss of fees paid, rather than a benefit. Carrying over registration often complicates scheduling and is not commonly practiced in testing situations, as exam dates and logistics need to remain organized and efficient.