👨‍🍼How We Helped an Expecting Father Bypass OnVUE and Cheat on the Executive Assessment(EA) Online Exam (Epic Walkthrough with 60+ Screenshots)

Introduction

A young father expecting a baby didn't have much time to study for the Executive Assessment (EA) exam, so he asked us to take the EA for him.

This article explains in details how we helped the client bypass OnVUE and cheat on the Executive Assessment (EA) online exam.

• Why the EA instead of the GMAT?
• Initial inquiry
• Scheduling an Executive Assessment exam
• Deposit payment
• Preparation checklist
• Schedule a time to install our covert remote access software✨
• Pass OnVUE’s System Test (anonymous)
• Test day: pre-test check
• Test day: during the test
  • Check-in
  • Tutorial
  • Integrated Reasoning
  • Verbal Reasoning
  • Quant Reasoning
  • End of the test: show your physical whiteboard
• Test day: no score just yet
• Score release: 7 days later 🥳
• Customer Testimonial😊

Why the EA instead of the GMAT?

People choose the Executive Assessment (EA) instead of the GMAT for several key reasons:

• They are applying to Executive MBA (EMBA) programs. The EA is specifically designed for experienced professionals applying to EMBA and other part-time/evening MBA programs.

• Lower test anxiety. As a shorter, more targeted exam, the EA can induce less test anxiety than the comprehensive GMAT for working professionals.

Unlike the GMAT Online, which is proctored by Examity, the EA is proctored by OnVUE.

Initial inquiry

This is a father expecting a baby soon, and we are more than happy to shoulder some of the burden.

Scheduling an Executive Assessment exam

Deposit payment

We will reserve an Executive Assessment proxy test expert and start the preparation process only after we have confirmed receipt of the deposit.

Preparation checklist

We will provide you with a preparation checklist to ensure that you are ready for using our cheating service for the Executive Assessment (EA) exam.

You will need to finish all the items on the checklist before we can proceed with the next steps.

Schedule a time to install our covert remote access software✨

We will schedule a time to install our covert remote access software on your computer to help you cheat on the Executive Assessment (EA) exam.

Pass OnVUE’s System Test (anonymous)

After installing our covert remote access software, we will perform an anonymous OnVUE’s System Test to ensure that you can cheat on the Executive Assessment (EA) exam without any issues.

Test day: pre-test check

Test day: during the test

Check-in

You are offered three options to check in:

• Scan the QR code with your phone's camera.
• Receive a link via a text message to your phone number.
• Enter a URL in your phone's web browser and then enter the access code when prompted.

These are the standard ways to check in under OnVUE.

Agree to the exam rules:

• No one is permitted in your work area for any reason.
• You may only leave your workstation during a permitted break.
• You cannot use scratch paper, take physical notes, or talk.
• Place mobile phones, headphones, watches, and notes out of reach.
• No food or drinks are allowed except water in a clear container.

Then you will have the secure browser test where you are asked to "minimize the risk of disruption by following the instructions below":

• Close all windows except for OnVUE.
• Test to see if there are any issues that could prevent your exam from launching.
• Only one monitor is allowed. Please unplug any extra monitors.
• Do not use a corporate network or VPN.

You will then proceed with the "video streaming check." If you can see yourself on the screen, you are all set.

Now you are in the queue. You will be connected to a proctor shortly.

The proctor will need to verfiy, among other things, your identity. You will need to show your ID to the camera.

Check the name on the screen to confirm that it is you, and then click "Yes."

Here you will need to agree to the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before the exam starts.

If you are using a physical whiteboard, please display the front and back of your blank erasable whiteboard to the camera now.

Tutorial

The tutorial will give you an overview of the exam. You can skip it by clicking "Next" if you are ready to start the exam.

The tutorial covers timing, progress, and navigation for the assessment.

It explains how to track time and progress, minimize and restore reminders, and handle incomplete questions.

Navigation instructions include using blue buttons for Help, Next, and Previous (within sections only), and options for mouse clicks, the Tab key, and shortcut keys.

Once a section is finished, you cannot return to it.

"Question Instructions" give you the following info:

The Executive Assessment Online consists of three 30-minute sections:

• Integrated Reasoning (12 questions),
• Verbal Reasoning (14 questions), and
• Quantitative Reasoning (14 questions).

Each section is divided into two sub-sections.

All questions are multiple-choice with 2-6 response options, and only one correct answer per question.

You can select answers by clicking anywhere in the option, clicking the circle next to the option, or using the Tab key and spacebar.

Detailed descriptions and samples of the question types are provided in the following pages.

In the Integrated Reasoning section, you have 30 minutes to complete 12 questions, divided into two sub-sections with 6 questions each.

A Question Review Screen follows each sub-section.

There are four question types: multi-source reasoning, table analysis, graphics interpretation, and two-part analysis.

An onscreen calculator is available by clicking "Calculator" on the blue bar at the upper left.

The timer continues until all questions and review screens are completed. If you have a time accommodation, it is shown on the assessment clock timer in the upper right corner.

In the Verbal Reasoning section, you have 30 minutes to complete 14 questions, divided into two sub-sections with 7 questions each, followed by a Question Review Screen.

The timer runs continuously until all questions and review screens are completed.

There are three question types: critical reasoning, reading comprehension, and sentence correction. For each question, select the best answer.

Critical reasoning questions are based on short arguments or plans.

Reading comprehension questions are based on passages.

Sentence correction questions involve choosing the best phrasing for underlined parts of sentences according to standard written English.

There are two types of questions in the Quantitative Reasoning section: problem solving and data sufficiency.

This screen gives you the following info:

At the end of each sub-section, a review screen allows you to review and edit responses or return to skipped questions. Each section has two review screens:

• Integrated Reasoning: After each 6-question sub-section
• Verbal Reasoning: After each 7-question sub-section
• Quantitative Reasoning: After each 7-question sub-section

You can only review within the sub-section. The 30-minute timer applies across both sub-sections and review screens. Flag questions for review by checking "Flag for Review." The review screen shows completed, incomplete, and flagged questions. Options include Review All, Review Flagged, and a Review Screen button on each screen in review mode. Click the Instructions icon for help.

Here’s some more legal jargon about how the exam contains confidential and proprietary materials. You are not allowed to disclose any information about the exam content.

Get ready for the exam. Good luck!

Integrated Reasoning

Verbal Reasoning

Quant Reasoning

End of the test: show your physical whiteboard

Show the front and back of your blank erasable whiteboard to the camera.

Test day: no score just yet

Score release: 7 days later 🥳

The customer received his EA score 7 days later.

He didn't write a review, but I guess new dads are just busy like that.😉

Customer Testimonial😊

Update (June 8, 2024): The customer finally gave his review today:

"I can’t recommend enough daisy’s service. From start to finish it was the easiest process you can imagine. I was given clear instructions on what to do for each step and on test day it was a breeze. This is definitely not a scam and worth every dollar. I received the score I wanted as well. Actually a better score than I expected :)"