Subject 2 exam scores will still be recorded even if you didn't sign after the test. If the student forgets to sign, generally speaking, the examination center or driving school will sign on their behalf. Currently, most test centers automatically upload examinees' scores to the system after completion, so whether signed or not has little impact. If you forget to sign, you can consult your driving school or instructor to have the training institution handle it. As long as the examinee's test admission ticket and valid ID information are correct during the exam, score recording can be ensured. If students don't sign, the examination center or driving school will usually sign for them. Currently, most test centers automatically upload examinees' scores to the system after completion, so whether signed or not has little impact. If you forget to sign, you can consult your driving school or instructor to have the training institution handle it. As long as the examinee's test admission ticket and valid ID information are correct during the exam, score recording can be ensured. Article 46 of the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses" stipulates: The score sheet for each subject must be signed by both the applicant and the examiner. Unsigned score sheets cannot be used to issue a motor vehicle driving license. If you forget to sign after the exam, you can make up the signature later, but you'll need to wait until after completing Subject 4. After Subject 4, all your exam records and scores will be reviewed. If the review finds qualified scores with missing signatures, you can be notified to make up the signature. As a student, you can also proactively apply to visit the local vehicle management office to make up the signature after completing Subject 4.
