This page outlines the conduct and integrity expectations for candidates taking the Specialty and Subspecialty Qualifying Exams (QE), Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery (MIGS), Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (PAG), Continuing Certification Part III, and Re-Entry exams. To ensure a secure and respectful testing environment, candidates must follow all conduct guidelines while at the Pearson VUE Testing Center.
The information below outlines key procedures, including arrival expectations, the screening process, test security, and more. These standards reflect ABOG’s commitment to professionalism, fairness, and ethical responsibility throughout the certification process.
Candidates will receive a confirmation email after registering on the Pearson VUE Testing Center website. This email will include details about the examination location and the required arrival time.
Candidates who finish the exam before the full time has lapsed may leave the Pearson VUE test center early, but if they do so, may not return.
For information about the length of your exam and the number of items, please refer to the appropriate exam bulletin. |
Each candidate must present two (2) forms of identification to be admitted to the examination at the Pearson VUE Testing Center:
Please note: If you had a name change between your application and the day of the test, you must bring a copy of an official document that verifies the name change. Examples could include, but are not limited to, a marriage certificate, divorce decree, court ordered name change, etc. |
Candidates must submit to a screening process that may include the following:
If a candidate refuses to submit to any screening procedure, they will not be allowed to take the exam, and no portion of the fee will be refunded.
Candidates may not take electronic devices into the exam area.
There is no scheduled break during the exam.
If any candidate violates any of these regulations, they will not receive a grade for any portion of the examination, and all fees will be forfeited.
At the time of application for the exam, and again at the time the test is taken, each candidate is required to agree to the following. No candidate will be allowed to sit for the exam unless they agree to the following terms:
Additional information about test security can be found in Policies.

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