Ruthless Anti-Cheating
The first question every owner asks: can a student just open ChatGPT during the test? Not on Institura. Leaving the exam is caught, warned, then locked, and you get the evidence.
Switch it on for any test with one toggle. Leave it off for relaxed practice tests.
Opening an AI app or tab to look up an answer means leaving the exam, and leaving the exam is caught.
The paper runs in full screen. Exit it and the exam notices, warns, and brings full screen back.
Students get one clear warning. Do it again and the attempt locks until an invigilator acts.
Every violation is recorded in plain language with the time it happened, so the conversation with a parent is about facts.
Locked students wait on a locked screen. You choose what happens next.
Shuffle questions and options within each section, so two students side by side see different papers.
Opens ChatGPT, Gemini, another tab or another app, or exits full screen.
A full-screen red warning, and the exam returns to full screen by itself.
Do it again and the attempt locks. Every event is saved as evidence.
Resume the student or end the attempt in one click from the results page.
Anti-cheating watches the device the exam is open on. No website can see a second phone on the desk or a person sitting beside the student, and webcam proctoring is not part of Institura today. For the highest-stakes mocks, combine it with a lab or an invigilator in the room. On iPhone Safari, full screen isn't available, but switching tabs and apps is still caught.
It catches a student leaving the exam to use them: opening another tab, switching to another app, or pulling up Android's Gemini overlay during the test. It can't see a separate phone or laptop beside the student.
The first time, a full-screen warning appears and the exam returns to full screen. If it happens again, the attempt locks. The invigilator then resumes the student or ends the attempt, and the evidence log shows exactly what happened and when.
It is built to avoid that. Rapid repeated signals count as one event, and on phones, opening the keyboard to type a numerical answer is not treated as leaving the exam. If a student is locked unfairly, one click resumes them.
Yes. Ruthless Anti-Cheating is a toggle on each test. Turn it on for mocks and keep relaxed practice tests without it.
Yes. Tab and app switching, including Android's Gemini overlay, is caught on phones. Laptops give the strictest proctoring because the full-screen lock works everywhere there.
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