Tests that are hard to cheat.
Coding and aptitude papers on a locked desktop app, with 13 checks you switch on for each paper.
Papers
Cedar Fintech online testQuestions100 marks
- 1Aptitude20 questions20
- 2Longest substring without repeating charactersCoding, 12 hidden tests40
- 3Group the anagramsCoding, 12 hidden tests40
Written explanationsAfter each coding problem
Checks11 of 13 on
- Tab switches
- Fullscreen
- Paste blocking
- Browser tampering
- Shared accounts
- One device
- One tab
- Typing that is not their own
- Network changes
- Webcam
- Room audio
- Video clips
- College rules
An ID check at the start
Every flag goes to faculty. They review it with the evidence, and the student can appeal.
- Started9:31 am
- Tab switch10:12 am
- Submitted10:56 am
Cedar Fintech online test/Flags
DismissedTab switch at 10:12 am
What happened
- 10:12:04 amLeft the test window
- 10:12:09 amCame back to the test
Decision
- Dismiss
- Warn
- Deduct marks
- Disqualify
Marked, with reasons. Code runs against hidden test cases, and every explanation gets its reason in writing.
Cedar Fintech online test
Your result- Aptitude20 questions17/20
- Longest substring without repeating charactersCoding38/40
- Group the anagramsCoding32/40Code25/30ExplanationSorting each word to make its key is right. It does not say what that sort costs for long words.
was 67/10Changed by faculty
FAQ
Only for tests that require it. Other tests run in the browser with the checks you choose.
Answers save as the student works. They pick up where they left off when the connection returns.
No. Faculty review every flag, the student can appeal and the college decides.
Yes. Any mark, by hand. The student sees that it was changed.
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