- Questions
- 10
- Duration
- 60 min
- Computer Vision
Open skill competitions
A proctored exam, an open field, one identical paper, and a leaderboard that nobody gets to appear on until a human has reviewed the sitting behind it.
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Pick an event, accept the rules, capture your identity photo once, and run the system check. The check tells you exactly what would fail on exam day, while there is still time to fix it.
Every entrant answers the identical question set at the same time. That is what makes the ranks comparable without any form-equating machinery, and it is why the whole paper is retired afterwards.
Nothing is published straight out of scoring. Every prize-bearing sitting is reviewed by a human before a single rank goes public — there is no shortcut from scoring to published, by design.
Published standings, a certificate anyone can verify from its id, and a claim window for the prize. Appeals have their own window and their own process.
A leaderboard is only worth the process behind it. Here is the whole of ours.
Higher score, then fewer wrong answers, then more hard items correct, then less time, then earlier submission. Anything still level is a genuine joint rank and takes the full prize each.
Your camera stays on and visible for the duration — that is most of the deterrent. Only periodic still images are stored, and they are deleted on the schedule published with the event.
A wrong answer costs a full mark, cancelling out a right one, so a blind guess is a losing bet and even a 50/50 is only break-even. Only genuine partial knowledge pays.
It is set per event and stated on every card. Safe Exam Browser is a one-off desktop install; browser mode needs no install at all.
Read the exam guideRun the public system check. It needs no account and tells you what would fail, why it matters and how to fix it.
Test my setupEvery signal, per environment, plus the retention period — listed in full on each event's Proctoring tab before you agree to anything.
Read the FAQA proctored exam, an open field, one identical paper, and a leaderboard that nobody gets to appear on until a human has reviewed the sitting behind it.
Where the operator enabled it, every question, answer key, explanation and success rate goes public once results are out. You can check the marking yourself.