What type of request must a candidate submit to qualify for an additional examination?

To qualify for an additional examination, a candidate must submit a Special Permission Request. This process recognizes the need for candidates to demonstrate their understanding and competence in the subject matter beyond the initial examination. The Special Permission Request serves as an official means for candidates to appeal for another chance to take the examination, typically after not meeting the passing criteria.

This requirement exists to ensure that candidates are given a fair opportunity to prove their capabilities and that the evaluation process remains consistent and structured. It encompasses specific guidelines and considerations that the board or organization will review to determine the eligibility for the additional examination. By focusing on a formal request process, it helps manage and standardize how exceptions or additional attempts are handled systematically.