How do students know an Irregularity Report was filed against them?

Test Preparation SAT Preparation
1

<p>I've been reading through a plethora of threads about how "I'm so scared that an irregularity report was filed against me because of blah blah blah"</p>

<p>How would students know that the proctor filed and Irregularity Report anyways?
Does the proctor specifically pull students aside and inform them?</p>

<p>I thought the proctor fills out an IR after the test is over and students leave... like secretly.
As in, without the students knowledge nor consent.</p>

<p>Anyone have any ideas?</p>

2

<p>Uhm, you didn’t answer the question</p>

3

<p>but from other forums, how would the student know that he/she got one of those report,</p>

4

<p>Why are you so curious, SwedishM8? Don’t do anything shady and you’ll have nothing to worry about…</p>

5

<p>if you actually tried cheating, have fun getting your score canceled if there is a 100 point increase.</p>

6

<p>A 100 point increase? I hope you’re kidding me…</p>

7

<p>Ugh -.-
You guys are misinterpreting my intentions.</p>

<p>I have nothing to fear. I’m just curious about the proctor process …</p>

<p>but what indianguy said is freakin me out.
They flag you for 100 point increase?</p>

<p>I got like a 165 SOPH yr PSAT
But i’m pretty sure I got above 225 junior yr PSAT , i better not get hosed down</p>

8

<p>No, indianguy is incredibly wrong. I read somewhere recently (can’t remember where, though) that your test gets flagged automatically if you have an increase of more than 250 points in a section, not 100 points on the entire test. </p>

<p>Even so, this only means that your test gets flagged and examined, not invalidated.</p>

9

<p>Why is everyone freaking out that they’re gonna get examined…lolz</p>