GeoLocation Requirements for Online Assessments

1. What is GeoLocation, and is it necessary to scan my location before starting the assessment?

GeoLocation refers to the process of identifying the physical location of a device, person, or object using technologies such as GPS (Global Positioning System), Wi-Fi, IP address tracking, and cellular network data. It is necessary to scan your location due to governmental restrictions on certain services or applications within specific countries.

2. Is GeoLocation a mandatory prerequisite check before taking the assessment?

Yes, GeoLocation is a mandatory prerequisite check. It ensures compliance with governmental restrictions on services and applications based on location.

3. How do I enable GeoLocation within the browser before starting the assessment?

Follow these steps to enable location services in your browser:

• Click the Site Information icon to the left of the URL bar.

• Select Site Settings to view the list of controls.

• Locate the Location control (usually listed first).

• Click the dropdown menu next to Location.

• Select Allow to enable location services for the application.

4. What if the application detects the wrong location?

The application currently relies on Google services to determine your location. If the location is incorrectly detected, you will still be allowed to proceed. However, if location services are disabled, you will not be permitted to continue with the assessment.

5. Can I change my GeoLocation after starting the assessment?

Yes, you can change your location settings after starting the assessment. Location services are not monitored continuously during the assessment.