If an applicant fails to appear for an examination due to illness, what will happen next?

When an applicant fails to appear for an examination due to illness, they are typically granted the opportunity to take the exam at the next scheduled date. This policy allows for unforeseen circumstances like illness, recognizing that applicants may not be able to attend for legitimate reasons. By allowing a makeup exam, it ensures that individuals are not unduly penalized and have a fair chance to complete the required assessments for licensing or certification.

In contrast, reapplying for the exam would require a more extensive process and might detract from the candidate's ability to continue pursuing their professional goals promptly. Being denied the next attempt would also be overly punitive, and allowing candidates to take the exam at home is not standard practice due to the need for secure and controlled testing environments.