What should I do if the health code turns red and yellow during the exam?

What should candidates do if they find that their health code turns red or yellow during the examination? This paper will introduce in detail the countermeasures for the health code to turn red and yellow during the examination.

Contact the applicant in time.

If candidates find that their health code turns red or yellow, they should contact the candidates in time before the exam to confirm whether they are on the list of red and yellow codes. Candidates on the list do not need to provide any proof materials, and candidates outside the list need to provide color screenshots of non-green health codes during the exam.

Submit quarantine certificate

If you can't take the exam due to epidemic isolation, candidates need to submit the isolation certificate issued by the epidemic prevention department, street (neighborhood Committee) or unit (school). If there is a description in the health code information, it can also be submitted as proof materials.

The test center can't start the exam normally

If the test center can't open the test normally due to the epidemic, the test center will make a unified certificate, and candidates don't need to apply for it themselves.

Pay attention to the certificate issued by the test center

If the test center is open normally, candidates can't come to the school to take the test after receiving the notice. Candidates should pay attention to the certificate issued by the test center and the list of candidates involved (including name, ID number and subject code). Candidates do not need to submit an application separately, but it is recommended to confirm with the test center whether they meet such conditions.

A candidate for COVID-19 vaccine.

Candidates who are unable to provide negative proof of nucleic acid 48 hours before the exam due to COVID-19 vaccination should submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination if they fail to take the exam. Please be sure to prepare all necessary supporting materials in advance to ensure smooth entry into the examination room.