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Accessibility settings

Extended time, reduced motion, keyboard and screen reader support.

All of these are in Settings, under Accessibility.

The Accessibility section of Settings: extended time options for standard time, 1.5 times and 2 times, with a note that extended-time attempts are ranked in their own pool.
Accessibility options

Extended timeLink to the section: Extended time

Choose standard, 1.5x or 2x. It applies to your next exam, not to one in progress. Attempts sat with extended time are ranked in their own pool, so your percentile is measured against people sitting under the same conditions.

No paperwork is required. Set it to match the accommodation you will actually have on test day — practising with more time than you will get is the same mistake as practising without the clock.

Reduced motionLink to the section: Reduced motion

Respected from your operating system setting. You do not have to do anything, and animation is suppressed throughout including in the exam runner.

Keyboard and screen readerLink to the section: Keyboard and screen reader

The exam runner is fully keyboard operable, with proper heading structure and restrained live regions — a timer that announced itself every second would be unusable.

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