Drive quality assessments using
proctoring
Disable copy-paste
Disable ‘copy and paste’ and
curb plagiarism
HackerEarth assessments have a feature to disable
candidates from copying code from the Web or
another local computer and pasting it on the code
editor. In addition, the platform also disallows
candidates from copying problem statements from
the question library and sharing it on the web.
Prevent Impersonation
Prevent impersonation using
candidate snapshots
Using the candidate’s webcam, the HackerEarth
platform takes regular snapshots of the candidate
during a test. A thumbnail preview of the webcam
is displayed on the bottom right of the screen to
indicate that candidates are being monitored.
Powered by image processing and facial
recognition capabilities, this feature can detect if
the candidate is missing from the recording
frame, if there are others (in addition to the
candidate) present in the frame, or if another
user is trying to impersonate the candidate
while taking the assessment.
Stop Tab Switching
Establish a controlled test environment using tab switching
HackerEarth’s platform issues a warning each time a candidate tries to leave the test environment, and
this is measured by the number of tab switches made by the candidate. If a candidate makes more than
5 tab switches, they are automatically logged out of the test environment.
Enable Full-screen mode
Provide a focused test experience
using full-screen mode
Using the HackerEarth platform, you can enable
the full screen mode for candidates taking a test.
Candidates get a warning, if they try exiting the
full screen mode.
Know a Candidate’s Location
Know your candidate’s location
by restricting the IP address
HackerEarth also has a feature to restrict IP
addresses based on location. With this feature,
a warning is displayed if the candidate tries to log
in from an IP that is outside the restricted range.
This feature is useful when an organization
participates in a campus recruitment drive or
invites a candidate to take the test from a
specific location.
