Read and follow the test instructions below to ensure you meet all requirements.
- No technical support will be provided on exam day for installation issues, access problems, or camera setup.
- If you fail to follow the test instructions, you will not be allowed to take the exam. You will receive no score. There will be no refund or free reschedule.
You must accomplish the tasks at least 5 days before your exam day.
Step 1: You should have a laptop with a built-in camera or desktop computer with a webcam for typing your essay.
- You can use only one monitor or screen.
- Tablets, iPads, or mobile devices cannot be used for typing your essay.
Step 2 : You must download and install full-screen software on the computer.
Please close the browser when you see this pop-up message.
Step 3: Click the link below to access a trial exam link after installing the full-screen software.
Link: https://t.onlineexammaker.com/doexam/GDrADNK9PV.html
The proctor will provide the real exam link in the ZOOM chat after your camera setup has been approved.
If you encounter any installation errors or are unable to access the trial exam link, please send an email to Lctesting@ait.asia for assistance at least 3-5 days before your scheduled exam day. Failure to open the exam link will result in the inability to take the exam, and no scores will be provided. No refunds or free rescheduling in such cases.
Step 4: Know how to use Zoom application, especially its chat and screen sharing features. You may need to download and install the software on your computer and camera setup device [phone]. Visit the link for more information: https://zoom.us
You will receive the Zoom Meeting ID in your exam confirmation email after you have registered.
Step 5: Camera Setup
Use a phone, iPad, or tablet for your camera setup.
Use a a tripod or phone stand to hold your camera setup.
Use a horizontal orientation for your camera setup.
Place your camera setup higher than your tabletop, to your side, ensuring it captures your entire workspace, your face, your computer screen, and your keyboard.
Clear your table. Only your computer, mouse, and keyboard are allowed on the table.
Step 6: Email a photo of your camera setup to LCtesting@ait.asia as soon as possible. This step is crucial to ensure that your camera setup is valid for your upcoming exam.
Step 1: 30-40 minutes before your test time, type the ZOOM meeting ID [found in your confirmation email] on your computer and camera setup device and prepare for your camera setup.
Late arrivals will not be allowed to take the test and will receive no score.
The proctor must see 2 videos below.
- Do not blur or use a virtual background.
- Do not place your camera setup behind or in front of you.
- No draft paper, electronic devices, books, dictionaries, online sources, earphones/headphones, food, or drinks on the table.
- Unacceptable camera setup below may invalidate your exam.
Step 2: Read and reply to messages in the ZOOM chat on your computer. 
You’ll be asked to show your tabletop, wall, floor, and other parts of the room.
Your identification will be verified. If your video isn’t clear, you may need to show your national ID card or passport.
Once your camera setup is approved, you’ll join a breakout room.
In the breakout room, you’ll need to share your screen during the exam.
Close all grammar and chat applications before you start the exam.
You cannot leave the test area during the exam. You have 60 minutes to type an essay [minimum of 200-300 words].
The proctor will monitor you via video. Always ensure you’re visible on camera.
If we observe any suspicious movements below, we will terminate your online exam immediately, and you will receive no score.
Using grammar applications.
Exiting full-screen mode.
Using draft papers, electronic devices or online sources.
Using chat applications, speak with someone or leave the test area.
When you are finished with the exam, click the “submit” button and exit the ZOOM application.
Personal recording devices are strictly prohibited.
Your answers will be checked for originality. If any plagiarism is detected, you will not receive a score, and you may be prohibited from taking the test in the future. AIT takes plagiarism seriously, and severe consequences apply to those who plagiarize or copy content.
You can expect to receive your test results via email within 5-7 working days after your test day.
If you have been admitted to AIT, you will be required to take the Academic Writing Placement Test (AWPT), a paper-based test upon your arrival, under our testing conditions to validate your online EET scores. Your AWPT score will be used on your SIS [Student Information System] account.