Every timed assessment on Veer is protected by a real, server-enforced anti-cheat system. It's strict — but it's built on browser focus detection, not webcam monitoring, gaze tracking, or facial analysis.
Switching browser tabs or windows, or opening another application, during Stage 2 (MCQ/coding) or Stage 3 (video interview).
No warnings, no strikes. A single confirmed focus-loss event ends the session immediately and marks the application rejected.
A confirmed violation bans the candidate from any assessment stage for 14 days — checked server-side before any question is ever served.
No gaze tracking, no facial analysis, no AI-vision cheat detection. Detection is purely browser focus/visibility events.
| Situation | Consequence |
|---|---|
| Confirmed violation (tab switch, app switch) | Rejected + 14-day ban |
| Honest fail, below 80% pass bar (Stage 2/3) | 5-day retry cooldown |
Stage 1's MCQ quiz has no 80% pass bar — completing and submitting the full attempt is the only requirement to advance there.
blur/visibilitychange event fires and the session terminates immediately.Strict enforcement protects the integrity of every candidate's verified Scorecard, so employers can trust the results without needing to re-test candidates themselves. It's also why the mechanism stays limited to browser focus detection rather than webcam-based monitoring — the system is strict about integrity without being invasive about surveillance.
A fair, focus-protected pipeline for candidates — and a verified Scorecard employers can rely on.
Switching browser tabs or windows, or opening another application, during a timed assessment stage (Stage 2 MCQ/coding, or Stage 3 video interview) fires a focus-loss event that immediately terminates the session. There are no warnings and no multi-strike allowance — it's zero tolerance.
No. Veer does not use gaze tracking, facial analysis, webcam proctoring, or AI-vision cheat detection. Violation detection is based purely on browser focus and visibility events, not camera-based surveillance.
The assessment session is terminated immediately, the application is marked as rejected, and the candidate is banned from re-attempting any assessment stage on Veer for 14 days. This is enforced server-side, checked before any question is served.
Scoring below the 80% pass threshold on Stage 2 or Stage 3, with no violation, only triggers a much lighter 5-day retry cooldown before a fresh attempt is allowed — not a ban, and no rejection flag.
No. Stage 1 is a straightforward MCQ quiz with no 80% pass bar — completing and submitting the full attempt is the only requirement to advance. The 80% threshold and cooldown apply only to Stage 2 and Stage 3.
The strict enforcement protects the integrity of every candidate's verified Scorecard, so employers can trust assessment results without needing to re-test candidates themselves.