What does it mean when Subject 2 status changes from 'Under Review' to 'Application in Progress'?

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OAlexandra
07/29/25 4:17pm
This indicates the reservation is being processed. If you've already selected a test center but haven't received the result yet, it will show as 'Application in Progress'. If it remains 'Under Review' for a long time, it might mean your reservation wasn't successful, possibly due to high demand in some areas. If it's still not processed after five working days, you'll need to make another reservation. If it shows 'Application in Progress', it means your reservation hasn't been confirmed yet and is still being processed, so you'll need to wait patiently. Here are three tips for successfully reserving Subject 2: 1. Tip 1: Try to make the reservation as early as possible within the system's available time slots for students; 2. Tip 2: Avoid peak reservation periods by not selecting test sessions marked as crowded; 3. Tip 3: Prioritize test sessions with higher availability rankings when making reservations.
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