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Academic integrity
What honest practice looks like here, what counts as cheating, and what happens if you do it.
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Our philosophy
Wordrig exists to help you genuinely improve your English for the exam. Academic dishonesty undermines that goal and your own learning, so we take it seriously.
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Allowed
- Allowed: Using AI feedback to understand and improve
- Allowed: Retaking practice tests as many times as you like
- Allowed: Discussing strategy with peers
- Allowed: Using dictionaries during untimed practice
- Allowed: Reviewing model answers after you have submitted
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Not allowed
- Not allowed: Sharing account credentials with anyone
- Not allowed: Using external AI tools during timed assessments
- Not allowed: Having someone else complete your assessments
- Not allowed: Copying from external sources without attribution
- Not allowed: Exploiting system bugs or vulnerabilities
- Not allowed: Circumventing proctoring or timing systems
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Consequences
A breach of academic integrity may result in any of the following.
- A warning, and invalidation of the affected scores
- Account suspension
- Permanent account termination
- Loss of band guarantee eligibility
- No refund on a terminated account
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Detection
We detect dishonesty through behavioural analysis, plagiarism detection and pattern recognition. Flagged sessions may be reviewed by a human moderator.
A question about this policy?
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