Proctors ensure fair play, being watchful against cheating or disruptions during exams.

Vigilance Expected

A proctor must remain unbiased, not assisting or favoring any student.

Neutral Authority

Proctors generally do not teach or interact during exams, they're quietly observant.

Proctors in universities handle issues such as cheating, not just supervising exams.

Being a proctor implies a level of trust and responsibility within an educational institution.

A proctor's role in discipline can extend to campus life, beyond the classroom.

In legal contexts, a proctor acts on someone's behalf, particularly in maritime law.

The legal term 'proctor' is older and less commonly used compared to 'lawyer' or 'attorney' today.

To proctor a test involves managing all aspects, not just watching over students.

A proctor can also assist students with procedural matters without aiding in the test itself.