BR-ANAC-AVI exam-day guide
BR-ANAC-AVI · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Government-issued photo ID
Bring the original, unexpired ID with signature and photo. Confirm with the provider which forms are accepted and whether a secondary ID is required.
Exam appointment confirmation
Have the confirmation email or scheduling notice available (digital or printed). Verify test date, time, and location or remote-proctoring link 72 hours ahead.
Name-match check
Ensure the name on your registration exactly matches your ID. If it does not, contact the provider before test day to correct it.
Remote-proctoring system test
If testing online, run the provider's equipment and compatibility check at least 24 hours ahead. Confirm camera, microphone, browser, and internet stability. Follow the provider's rules on permitted desk items and room setup.
Break and timing plan
Confirm with the provider whether breaks are allowed, whether they are timed, and whether they count against total test time. Plan hydration and snacks around that policy.
Scratch materials policy
Ask the provider whether scratch paper, a marker board, or an on-screen notepad is supplied, and what is prohibited. Do not assume any item is allowed.
Personal items storage
Plan for where your phone, watch, bag, and notes will go. Most providers require them stored away; confirm the specific rule and whether lockers are available.
Scoring and reporting knowledge
Know the passing standard, score scale, and when results are released. If any of these is unclear, ask the provider rather than relying on secondhand information.
Rest and logistics
Plan travel time, parking, and a backup route. Aim for arrival at least 30 minutes before the appointment, but confirm the provider's recommended arrival window.
Medical or accommodation documentation
If you have an approved testing accommodation, bring any authorization letter the provider requires. Confirm the process well before test day.
Review only high-level material
In the final 24 hours, avoid new topics. Review summary sheets, normal values, and safety principles you already know. Confirm with the provider which reference materials, if any, are provided during the exam.
Emergency contact and provider phone number
Save the provider's candidate-services number in case of delay or technical failure. Confirm the reschedule and no-show policy in advance.
Plan the day
Stop introducing new content. Do focused review of weak areas using your own notes, then taper. Reconfirm appointment details, ID requirements, and remote or in-person logistics with the provider. Protect sleep.
Do a light review of summaries and safety principles only. Prepare clothing, ID, confirmation, and any approved items. Run or repeat the system check if testing remotely. Set two alarms. Avoid alcohol and heavy meals late in the day.
Eat a normal meal and hydrate moderately. Arrive early or log in early as directed. Leave prohibited items stored. Do a brief breathing exercise rather than last-minute cramming.
Read each question fully and watch for qualifiers such as best, first, except, and initial. Answer every question; if unsure, eliminate clearly wrong options and flag only if the platform allows review. Pace yourself against the number of questions and remaining time, and reserve time to revisit flagged items if permitted. Take breaks only as the provider allows.
Rules to check
Bring the exact ID the provider requires; the name must match your registration. If you are unsure which documents are accepted, confirm with the provider before test day.
Electronic devices, notes, and unauthorized materials are generally prohibited in the testing area. Confirm the provider's list of permitted and prohibited items and follow proctor instructions.
Breaks are governed by provider policy. Confirm in advance whether breaks are timed, whether they count against your total time, and what behavior is required during a break.
Scoring, passing standards, and result reporting timelines are set by the provider. Do not rely on unofficial sources; verify the current standard and release process with the provider.
Follow all proctor directions. Failure to comply can lead to dismissal or score invalidation; the appeal process is defined by the provider.
If a technical failure occurs, stop and notify the proctor or support line immediately. Do not attempt to troubleshoot in a way that violates testing rules.
Arrive or log in by the provider's stated deadline. Late arrival and no-show policies vary; confirm them in advance rather than assuming a grace period.
Maintain academic integrity. Do not share, record, or reproduce exam content; doing so may violate the provider's candidate agreement.