What's the meaning of deferred - Proctoring non-compliance?

Deferred proctoring non-compliance refers to a situation where a proctoring requirement or rule is not followed or adhered to, but the consequences or penalties for this non-compliance are postponed or delayed. This could be due to various reasons such as leniency from the proctor or institution, lack of evidence or proof of the non-compliance, or other mitigating circumstances.

Deferred - Proctoring non-compliance indicates that a student's exam has been postponed because they failed to comply with the proctoring requirements.

Proctoring is the process of monitoring a student during an exam to ensure academic integrity. Non-compliance could include:

- Not having the required proctoring software installed
- Not providing a suitable testing environment (e.g., a quiet room with no distractions)
- Engaging in prohibited activities during the exam (e.g., using unauthorized materials, communicating with others)

Deferred means that the exam has been temporarily postponed until the student can meet the proctoring requirements. This may involve:

- Resolving any technical issues with the proctoring software
- Scheduling a new exam time with a proctor
- Taking the exam in a proctored testing center

The student may face penalties or academic consequences for failing to comply with proctoring requirements, including:

- Reduced exam score
- Failing grade
- Dismissal from the course or program