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Subject 2 passed, why can't I check the result online?

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LaCooper
09/08/25 2:57am
To check the Subject 2 exam results, you can visit the homepage of the [Traffic Safety Comprehensive Service Management Platform]; select the province where the examinee is located. Go to the [Personal Login] page - enter the username (usually the ID number) and password (if forgotten, you can reset it via mobile verification) to log in. After entering [My Homepage], the [Student Information] will be displayed below; find the "My Homepage" option on the left menu and enter; locate "Exam Information" in the student interface. Under the [Exam Information] section of the student information, the scores for each subject will be displayed.
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SamanthaMarie
09/19/25 8:36am
I've encountered several cases where students passed Subject 2 but couldn't find the results online. Usually, it's due to delayed system updates, which may take one or two days to display. Don't panic yet—first double-check your input accuracy, such as whether the ID number and name match correctly. Sometimes platform maintenance or high user traffic can also cause delays. If it's still not showing after a day, promptly contact your driving school or the DMV—their internal systems can check the actual status. Additionally, exam results need to be reviewed and uploaded after the test, so don't let this affect your mood. Passing is what matters, and preparing for Subject 3 is more important. In short, minor system glitches are common, and patience will resolve them.
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MacVivian
11/03/25 2:10am
Last time I passed the subject 2 test but couldn't find the result online, which made me really anxious. My friend said data synchronization delays are quite normal, most likely due to the exam system's delayed upload. Just wait a bit, or double-check if you're on the correct official website for queries – some places have switched to using apps now. Make sure you didn't make any mistakes entering your information, like missing digits in your ID number. If it still doesn't work, ask your driving school instructor; they can help verify. After the exam, don't just focus on the results; it's more important to start practicing for subject 3 maneuvers. Stay positive, don't let small frustrations ruin the big joy.
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