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Provimi i Informatizuar i Mjekësisë · Prepare for the day ahead.

Your checklist

Valid photo identification

Bring the same government-issued ID you used for registration. Confirm with the provider which ID types are accepted and whether a second form is required.

Admission or confirmation document

Print or save the registration confirmation, admission ticket, or scheduling email if the provider issues one. Confirm with the provider whether a printed copy is mandatory.

Know your test center location and route

Look up the exact address, entrance, and check-in desk ahead of time. If testing remotely, test your link and login credentials in advance.

Arrival time buffer

Plan to arrive well before your scheduled start; late arrival can bar entry or reduce your time. Confirm the provider's specific cut-off for late arrivals.

Review permitted and prohibited items

Confirm with the provider what you may bring into the testing room (e.g., water, tissues, calculator, notes). Assume notes and phones are not allowed unless stated otherwise.

Personal comfort plan

Eat a normal meal, hydrate moderately, and plan layered clothing since room temperature varies. Avoid heavy caffeine if it increases anxiety.

Rest and sleep routine

Protect sleep in the final nights. Do not attempt new, last-minute cramming the night before.

Backup logistics

Have a backup transport option or a contact number for the center in case of delays. For remote testing, have a backup internet connection or hotspot.

Emergency contact and provider phone number

Save the test provider's contact number in your phone in case of a last-minute problem or cancellation.

Plan the day

72 hours before

Confirm your appointment time, location, and ID requirements with the provider. Re-read the candidate handbook or rules of conduct. Do a final light review of high-yield topics rather than new material.

48 hours before

Take one short practice set under timed conditions to check pacing, then stop heavy studying. Prepare your documents and items in one place.

24 hours before

Do a light review of summaries only. Check transport or remote-testing setup. Set two alarms. Go to bed at a normal hour.

Morning of

Eat a normal breakfast, dress comfortably in layers, gather your ID and documents, and leave with a generous buffer. Avoid last-minute cramming and phone scrolling.

At check-in

Follow staff instructions, present your ID, store prohibited items as directed, and use the restroom before the test begins if permitted.

During the test

Read each question fully, answer easier items first, flag uncertain ones for review if the format allows, and watch the clock so you leave time to revisit flagged items. If a break is offered, confirm the rules before leaving your seat.

After the test

Note what felt difficult while it is fresh, and confirm with the provider when and how results will be released.

Rules to check

  • Bring the identification the provider requires and keep it visible on your desk or with you at all times; confirm accepted ID types with the provider.

  • Follow all instructions from test-center staff or remote proctors immediately; failure to comply can lead to dismissal.

  • Do not bring notes, phones, smartwatches, or other unauthorized materials into the testing area unless the provider explicitly permits them.

  • Confirm the provider's policy on breaks, including whether breaks are timed, whether the clock stops, and whether you may leave the room.

  • Understand how scoring works before test day: confirm whether the exam is pass/fail or scored, whether wrong answers are penalized, and when results are released.

  • If you experience a technical or personal problem during the test, raise it immediately with the proctor rather than waiting until afterward.

  • Do not discuss or share exam content with others; most providers prohibit disclosing test questions.

  • If any rule or requirement is unclear, confirm with the provider before test day rather than assuming.