TEMI Adulto (AMIB / AMB) exam-day guide
TEMI Adulto (AMIB / AMB) · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Government-issued photo ID
Bring the original document (passport or national ID card) with a signature and photo. Confirm with the provider which document types it accepts and whether a digital copy is allowed; assume the original is required. The name must match the name on your registration exactly.
Registration confirmation / admission document
Print or save the confirmation showing your candidate number, test site, date, and time. Confirm with the provider whether a printed copy is mandatory or whether a digital version on your phone is accepted.
Test-site logistics confirmed
Re-check the address, building, floor, and room, and the recommended arrival time, on the provider's official channel within 24 hours of the test. Sites and entrances can change; do not rely on an older e-mail.
Travel and arrival plan with buffer
Plan to arrive well before the reporting time, allowing extra time for traffic, parking, security screening, and finding the room. Late arrival can mean exclusion; confirm with the provider the exact cutoff after which entry is refused.
Permitted personal items only
Bring only what the provider allows into the testing room. Electronic devices, smartwatches, notes, and study material are typically prohibited at the desk. Confirm with the provider the rules for phones, bags, and storage during the test.
Water and a light snack for breaks
Bring water and a small snack in case a break is offered; confirm with the provider whether food and drink are allowed in the testing room or only outside it.
Rest and sleep plan for the night before
Protect sleep in the last 48 hours. Avoid last-minute cramming the night before; consolidated rest supports recall better than an extra late-night review session.
Medication and health needs
If you take scheduled medication or need accommodation (extra time, separate room, medical device), confirm with the provider in advance how to declare it and what documentation is required. Do not assume accommodation can be arranged on test day.
Watch or timekeeping plan
Confirm with the provider whether a simple analog watch is permitted and whether a clock is visible in the room. Many sites prohibit smartwatches; plan how you will pace yourself across the blocks.
Scratch paper and writing instrument policy
Confirm with the provider whether scratch paper, a pencil, or an erasable board is supplied and whether you may bring your own. Do not bring unauthorized materials into the room.
Review the format and section structure
Know in advance the number of questions, the number of blocks, and whether sections are timed separately. This shapes your pacing strategy; use only the official format description from the provider.
Backup contact and transport plan
Save the provider's candidate-service contact and a local phone number, and have a backup way to reach the site. If an emergency prevents attendance, contact the provider as early as possible to ask about the documented options.
Plan the day
Shift from learning new content to consolidating. Review your own summary notes and high-yield lists, redo a limited set of missed questions, and stop introducing unfamiliar material. Confirm your registration data and the test-site details on the official channel, and resolve any open question about ID, permitted items, or accommodation with the provider now rather than on test day.
Prepare the bag: ID, admission document, confirmation of permitted items, water, snack, and any declared medication. Check transport times for the actual day of the week and time of day, and identify a backup route. Adjust your sleep schedule so that you are awake and alert at the test's start time.
Do a light review only: skim your summary sheets and the pacing plan, then stop. Re-check the reporting time, room, and entrance, and set two alarms. Lay out clothes and the bag. Eat a normal meal, avoid alcohol and heavy caffeine late in the day, and prioritize sleep over one more review pass.
Eat a normal breakfast and hydrate moderately. Leave with a generous buffer and arrive early. Keep the pre-test period calm: avoid group discussion of specific questions, which tends to raise anxiety without improving performance. At the site, follow staff instructions for check-in and item storage.
Read the instructions for each block and note how many questions and how much time you have. Do a quick first pass at a steady pace, answering questions you know and flagging the rest rather than stalling on any single item.
Work in passes. On the second pass, return to flagged items and reason from principles when recall fails. Watch the clock against your planned checkpoint times; if you are behind, tighten your pace rather than abandoning accuracy.
If breaks are offered, use them to stand, hydrate, and reset. Confirm with the provider in advance whether breaks are timed, whether the clock stops, and whether you may leave the room; do not rely on assumptions.
Reserve the last minutes of each block to ensure every question has an answer if the format penalizes blanks, and to check that flagged items were revisited. Do not change answers without a reason; change only when you identify a concrete error.
Note which topics felt weak while memory is fresh, for future study or remediation. Confirm with the provider the announced release date and channel for results, and keep your candidate number for follow-up.
Rules to check
Bring the original government-issued photo ID whose name matches your registration. If you are unsure whether a specific document is accepted, confirm with the provider before test day; do not assume a copy or an expired document will be accepted.
Follow the site's rules on personal belongings and electronic devices. Phones, smartwatches, and notes are generally not permitted at the desk; confirm with the provider where items must be stored and what happens if a device is found.
Arrive by the reporting time. Confirm with the provider the cutoff after which a candidate may be refused entry, and the documented procedure if you are delayed by an emergency.
Declare any accommodation or medical need in advance through the provider's official process. Accommodations are typically not arranged on test day; confirm the deadlines and required documentation with the provider.
Follow instructions from invigilators and proctors. Do not communicate with other candidates during the test, and do not attempt to copy, photograph, or remove test material; misconduct can lead to invalidation of your result.
Understand the scoring and pass rule before test day: confirm with the provider whether scoring penalizes wrong answers, whether there is a minimum per section, and how the pass decision is made. Do not rely on secondhand descriptions of the cut score.
If a break is offered, confirm with the provider whether it is timed and whether the clock stops. Return promptly; overrunning a break may cost you test time.
If something goes wrong during the test (equipment failure, illness, disturbance), raise it with the invigilator immediately and ask for it to be recorded. Confirm with the provider afterward the official channel for filing a report.