Can I still take the exam if I am late for Subject 4?

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LaJames
07/25/25 9:10pm
If you are late for the Subject 4 exam, generally, you are allowed to enter the examination room and continue the test on the same day, provided that you enter before the exam ends. You can also apply for the next exam session. If you are not allowed to join the next group, you will have to retake the exam at a later date. However, exam regulations vary by region, so it is essential to follow local rules. Retaking the exam also requires paying a retake fee, so being late is not advisable as it wastes both time and money. Subject 4, also known as the theoretical exam or driver's theory test, is part of the motor vehicle driver's license examination. The exam questions are drawn proportionally from a question bank, with a passing score of 90%, and the exam duration is 45 minutes.
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