CLT 10 Proctor Script - 50% Extended Time - March 2026 Revision

Sep 2, 2026

This document outlines the proctor script for the CLT 10 exam with a 50% extended time accommodation, revised in March 2026. It provides a detailed schedule for exam day, including time allocations for room preparation, student admission, profile completion, and the exam itself. The exam is divided into three sections: Verbal Reasoning (60 minutes), Grammar/Writing (53 minutes), and Quantitative Reasoning (68 minutes). Break times are scheduled between sections. The script also details post-exam procedures such as closing announcements, student surveys, and the Test Day Anomaly Report and Post Test Survey, each with allocated time slots. The overall exam duration, including breaks and administrative tasks, is approximately 3 hours and 50 minutes. Specific instructions for proctors include ensuring students have proper devices, scratch paper, writing utensils, and chargers, and verifying correct student account login before testing commences. The document emphasizes adherence to the schedule to ensure a smooth and efficient testing experience for all participants.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages8

Reading Time20 min

AccessFree to download

Exam Day Schedule

Room Preparation and Student Admission

Exam Sections and Breaks

Post-Exam Procedures

FAQs

What is the main purpose of this document?

This document serves as a proctor script for the CLT 10 exam, specifically detailing the procedures for administering the test with a 50% extended time accommodation.

What are the timings for the three main sections of the CLT 10 exam?

The CLT 10 exam includes a 60-minute Verbal Reasoning section, a 53-minute Grammar/Writing section, and a 68-minute Quantitative Reasoning section.

What administrative tasks are scheduled before and after the exam sections?

Before the exam, the schedule includes room preparation, student admission, and login procedures. After the main exam sections, there are closing announcements, student surveys, and the Test Day Anomaly Report and Post Test Survey.

Sep 2, 2026

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