This is regarding a recent MS exam I took a few weeks ago. I had a case created with PearsonVUE regarding my exam being prematurely terminated. The Proctor terminated my exam claiming I was using my phone. I was powering down my phone just when the exam started. They said to contact MS regarding next steps and quoted a case # ***Removed***. I informed them that I wished to appeal their decision which was completely unfounded and unjustified.
I have taken many Microsoft certifications and have never had this issue. This start of this exam confused me because no proctor contacted me before the start to confirm commencement, so after I verified my ID, I wanted to do the right thing and power down my phone. When I did, I was informed I had illegally used my phone and my exam session was terminated. I contacted Pearson straight away and they were of little help, just giving me a case number saying they will be in contact. I then contacted them several days later as I had no communication from them. They said to ask a question on the support forum, giving me the link on chat, which I think is just passing the buck. Their support service and appeal process sucks.
There is absolutely no point in cheating, I’m a Tech professional with many years experience and multiple MS certifications. I took many hours to prepare and was bitterly disappointed about this accusation and decision from Pearson.
Can I retake and if I do, can I still receive the Exam credit I originally had?
Is there a link and code I use to register my retake?
Can you anyone tell me next steps?
Can anyone from MS contact me about this?
Best regards
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