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During the 15 minute tutorial you are allowed to write whatever it is for the exam. I used my 15 minutes to write down numbers 0-5 for cube counting and nobody said anything to me. As far as I know, those 15 minutes are part of the entire exam. So you can use that time to make your grids. Please, someone else correct me if I am wrong.
 
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You're not wrong, those 15 ARE yours. Just make sure you click on the tutorial to begin the 15 minute countdown before you start writing anything down, otherwise a proctor will come in and tell you you need to start
 
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according to ADA, writing during tutorial is prohibited. it has been posted on this forum numerous times. some prometric centers don't care so if they didn't say anything chances are you are okay.
 
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Psa said:
If they didn't say anything then and there, I don't think they could do anything to you AFTER you have already finished the test.
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technically they are allowed to void your scores without telling you if they see something suspicious but honestly i think it is highly unlikely
 
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sakthivs said:
so they can void scores without telling you why they voided the scores? man this would be completely ridiculous if my scores were voided for something like this...
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don;t worry im sure it's fine. many people write during tutorials and sometime proctors come up and ask them not to but i have yet to hear of someone getting their scores voided in that case the proctor would be a real b..
 
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