How to check the status of the exam

Navigate to the "Exam," tab. Here you be able to see the status of exams under the "Status Column". 

There are 5 different types of status, defined on the basis of different stages of exam creation:

1. To be published: This status indicates that either exam details, configuration details, instructions, candidates or questions are incomplete.
   
2. Published: This indicates that the exam is scheduled for a future date and all the required details are complete.
   
3. Past due: This means that the exam date has passed but the exam wasn't published.
4. In progress: This indicates that the exam is live and running.
5. Completed: This means that the exam is complete.

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