Kankor 14-Pass exam-day guide
Kankor 14-Pass · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Admission ticket / registration confirmation
Print or download the confirmation the registration system issued you. If your registration did not produce a printable ticket, confirm with the provider what document serves as your entry pass.
Valid photo ID
Bring the original ID document whose details match your registration. Confirm with the provider which ID types are accepted and whether a copy is allowed.
Two or three pens and pencils
Bring spare writing instruments in case one fails; check whether the exam uses a machine-readable answer sheet that requires a specific pen or pencil type. Confirm with the provider.
Eraser and sharpener
Useful if you are correcting marks on a paper answer sheet. Confirm with the provider whether correction fluid or tape is permitted before using any.
Simple wristwatch (non-smart)
Many halls have no visible clock. Confirm with the provider whether watches are allowed in the room.
Water and a light snack
Bring only if the provider permits items at the desk; otherwise plan to eat before entry. Confirm with the provider.
Printed directions and arrival time
Know your exam centre's exact location and the reporting time. Arrive early to allow for ID checks and seating.
Emergency contact and provider phone number
Save the exam administration contact so you can call if you are delayed or cannot find the centre.
Confirm prohibited items list
Phones, smart watches, and other electronic devices are commonly banned from the hall. Confirm with the provider the exact list and where bags are stored.
Confirm answer-sheet and scoring format
Know in advance whether wrong answers are penalised and how many options each question has, so you can plan guessing strategy. Confirm with the provider.
Confirm break and timing policy
Ask whether breaks are allowed, whether the test is timed per section, and what happens if you arrive late. Confirm with the provider.
Rest and logistics plan for the night before
Arrange transport and sleep schedule so you arrive rested; avoid last-minute cramming that shortens sleep.
Plan the day
Re-read the official instructions for your exam centre and confirm the reporting time, address, and ID requirements. Resolve any open questions with the provider now, not on exam day.
Do a final review of your weakest topics using short summaries and practice questions; stop learning brand-new material.
Assemble your documents and stationery in one bag and check the ID details match your registration.
Plan your route and transport, including a backup option, and note the travel time with a buffer.
Do a light review only, then stop studying in the evening. Confirm your alarm and transport arrangements.
Prepare clothes, documents, stationery, water, and snack the night before so the morning is frictionless.
Eat a normal meal, avoid heavy caffeine late in the day, and aim for a full night's sleep.
Eat a normal breakfast, dress in layers, and leave with enough time to arrive ahead of the reporting time.
Leave prohibited devices at home or with a companion; do a final check of ID and admission documents before departing.
Read the instructions on the paper or screen carefully, note the total time and question count, and set a steady pace.
Answer easier questions first, mark uncertain ones, and return to them; if there is no penalty for wrong answers, ensure no question is left blank.
Transfer answers to the answer sheet as you go or in clearly planned batches, and check numbering alignment regularly.
If time is short, secure the answers you have, keep the sheet legible, and use remaining minutes for a numbering check rather than new attempts.
Rules to check
Bring the original photo ID that matches your registration; if you are unsure which documents are accepted, confirm with the provider before exam day.
Follow all instructions from invigilators; do not talk, pass materials, or look at others' papers during the test.
Do not bring phones, smart watches, or other electronic devices into the hall unless the provider explicitly permits them; confirm with the provider where to leave belongings.
Do not open the question paper or begin writing until instructed, and stop writing immediately when time is called.
Ask an invigilator for permission before leaving your seat; confirm with the provider in advance whether breaks are allowed and how they affect your time.
Use only the pen or pencil type the answer sheet requires; confirm with the provider which type is accepted.
Understand the scoring rules before you start, including whether wrong answers reduce your score, and plan your guessing accordingly; confirm with the provider.
If you believe there is an error in a question or a problem in the hall, raise it calmly with an invigilator rather than discussing it with other candidates.