What is the reason for not being able to view the scores after passing all subjects?
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The specific reasons and solutions for not being able to view the scores after passing all subjects are as follows: 1. The test scores have been archived and taken offline: The test scores have been archived, and the process of issuing the driver's license is either ongoing or completed, so candidates cannot check them. Solution: Wait for the query time. 2. Related introduction to the driver's license test: (1) Application requirements: The application requirements are relatively simple compared to other driver's licenses. You only need to meet the legal age limit, be between 18 and 60 years old, and be in good health to apply. (2) Test items: The driver's license test is divided into theoretical and practical exams covering three subjects: the road traffic safety laws, regulations, and related knowledge test; the field driving skills test; and the road driving skills and safe and civilized driving knowledge test.
I've been a driving instructor for over a decade and seen countless students panic when they can't check their test results right after passing. The most common reason is the system is still processing data, so scores haven't been uploaded to the official website yet. Some local servers are slow—it might take hours or even a day. Other times, it's input errors like forgetting the last digit of an ID number or browser cache overload. Don't stress, just go about your day and try again tomorrow. If that fails, head straight to the exam center's service window with your documents for verification. Remember, your results are finalized—it won't delay your license. The query system just glitches sometimes; give it time and it'll sort itself out.
The same thing happened to me during my last driving test (Subject 3). I was eagerly checking my results on my phone, but after refreshing for ages, nothing showed up. I almost thought I'd failed for nothing. Turns out it was due to unstable network signals – my home Wi-Fi was terrible, couldn't even open the app. Switched to mobile data elsewhere and the results popped right up. Could also be app bugs or outdated versions; try updating or reinstalling. Bottom line: don't stress unnecessarily. If you passed, it's official – the results will show eventually. My friend's took a day to display normally. Meanwhile, celebrate your success and don't let this minor hiccup ruin the mood. If results remain unavailable, email or submit feedback via the app – efficient and hassle-free.
From a backend perspective, synchronizing exam results involves data processing: examiners upload the data to the system, which is then processed and displayed on the query page. If there are many candidates, server load is high, or during maintenance periods, delays may occur. Common issues include data transmission errors, such as mismatched candidate information or database update delays. It is recommended to check during off-peak hours, such as early morning or late night. Ensure stable internet connection on your device and disable browser plugins to prevent interception. Normally, it should be completed within 24 hours. If it exceeds this timeframe, it may indicate a malfunction, and the examination department should be notified.
