ICC 67 exam-day guide
ICC 67 · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Government-issued photo ID
Bring the original, unexpired photo ID in the exact name used on your registration. Confirm with the provider which specific ID types it accepts and whether a secondary ID is required, since policies vary by test center and delivery format.
Appointment confirmation and test-center address
Save your confirmation email or booking reference offline (screenshot or printed). If testing in person, note the exact street address, building, and floor, plus the arrival time the provider asked you to meet. Confirm with the provider whether early arrival is mandatory and how late arrival is handled.
Know the allowed-aids policy
Confirm with the provider which reference materials, calculators, or formula sheets, if any, are permitted for this exam. Do not assume; bring only what is explicitly allowed and be ready to store everything else.
Calculator or approved tools
If a calculator is permitted, bring the approved model or confirm whether one is embedded in the test software. Verify the model list with the provider, since unapproved devices are typically refused at the door.
Logistics: transport, parking, or quiet room
Plan the route and a backup option, and build in buffer time for security checks. For remote proctoring, reserve a private room with a reliable wired or strong connection and a clear desk.
Remote-testing system check
If testing online, run the provider's system and equipment check in advance and install any required secure browser or proctoring software. Confirm with the provider the rules on room scans, permitted desk items, and what happens if the connection drops.
Personal items plan
Expect to store bags, phones, watches, and notes in a locker or outside the testing room. Confirm with the provider the exact list of prohibited items so nothing is confiscated unexpectedly.
Comfort and medical needs
Bring water and a snack for any scheduled break if the provider allows it, and note that access to items during the test is usually restricted. If you need accommodations, confirm approval and arrangements with the provider well before exam day.
Rest and fuel
Protect sleep in the days before, eat a normal meal, and avoid last-minute cramming of new material. Arrive fed, hydrated, and calm rather than trying to learn a new topic in the final hour.
Review the exam structure
Know the number of questions, time limit, and question format so you can pace yourself. Confirm with the provider the current format and any scheduled-break rules rather than relying on secondhand accounts.
Confirm scoring and results timing
Understand how the exam is scored and when results are released. Confirm with the provider the pass standard and reporting timeline, since these are set by the provider and can change.
Backup plan for issues
Save the provider's contact details for exam-day problems such as a no-show center, system failure, or ID dispute. Confirm with the provider the correct support channel and its hours before test day.
Plan the day
Switch from learning new material to consolidating. Re-read your own summary notes, redo missed practice questions, and confirm the appointment time, location or remote setup, and the allowed-aids list with the provider. Rehearse the route or run the remote system check once more, and start shifting your sleep schedule toward the exam start time.
Pack the ID, confirmation, and any approved aids, and lay out clothes and travel details. Do one light review pass over weak areas only, then stop. Avoid alcohol, heavy late meals, and new topics. Set two alarms, charge devices, and go to bed at a normal hour.
Eat a normal breakfast, leave early with buffer time, and arrive at the center or set up the remote room well before the start. Keep the phone off and stored, do a last calm review of key frameworks or formulas only if it steadies you, and complete ID and security checks without rushing.
Read the instructions and note the time limit, then work at a steady pace. Answer easier questions first if you can flag and return, mark uncertain items, and watch the clock so you leave time to revisit flags and confirm submissions. If a break is offered, use it to stand, hydrate, and reset, and report any technical problem to the proctor immediately.
Rules to check
Bring the original, unexpired government-issued photo ID in the name on your registration; confirm with the provider which ID types and secondary documents are accepted, as a mismatch can bar entry.
Follow the provider's rules on permitted and prohibited items. Phones, watches, notes, and unapproved devices are typically stored or refused, and possession during the test can lead to dismissal. Confirm the exact list with the provider.
Do not communicate with other candidates during the test, and do not copy, photograph, or share exam content. Treat the exam materials as confidential and follow the provider's candidate agreement in full.
If a scheduled break is offered, return within the stated time; unscheduled breaks may not be allowed, and the clock may keep running. Confirm the break policy with the provider before exam day.
Report any technical failure, interruption, or suspected irregularity to the proctor or support channel immediately, and follow the provider's documented procedure for incidents rather than continuing silently.
Understand how the exam is scored and what the pass standard is; confirm with the provider the current scoring method, results timeline, and any retake or appeal process, as these are set by the provider and may change.
If you need accommodations or have a medical need, arrange approval with the provider in advance; unapproved aids or extra time are generally not granted on exam day.