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IVY TEST.

IVY TEST is an assessment and learning-record service operated by CS&E INC. It connects practice results with original responses, available source evidence, assessment history, and educator review.

The current public service describes independent TOEFL®-style and Digital SAT®-style practice assessments. Availability varies by plan, role, country, institution settings, content license, and technical readiness.

No. TOEFL® and TOEFL iBT® are registered trademarks of ETS, and SAT® is a registered trademark of College Board. ETS and College Board have not produced, sponsored, endorsed, or approved IVY TEST. References describe independent practice materials and assessment workflows.

A score is kept connected to the work behind it. Where the assessment record permits, a learner or educator can move from a class or attempt result to the original response, the relevant source material, recorded timing, feedback, and review state instead of treating the number as the whole story.

No. Practice scores, predictions, feedback, and reports are educational tools. They are not official scores, admissions decisions, or guarantees of score improvement or any other educational outcome.

Depending on the connected assessment, a student can review recorded responses, question-level results, source material, assessment history, original writing or speaking work, and teacher feedback. Missing, pending, and confirmed records remain distinct.

Educators can begin with class patterns, filter by a result or answer choice, open an individual learner record, inspect the original response, and compare the recorded judgment with its supporting evidence. Features depend on the institution configuration and available records.

No. Review, confirmation, and publication are separate decisions. An institution can keep a judgment provisional, correct or confirm it, and decide what is ready to share with students or guardians.

The service focuses on assessment assignment, managed exam operations, response collection, grading, educator review, analysis, report release, and related question review or follow-up. Learner and class records support that exam workflow. Availability depends on the connected service and institution configuration.

No. Public examples use fictional learners and synthetic records. They illustrate interactions and review states rather than showing live production records. Authenticated educational records remain subject to the applicable privacy and institution controls.

IVY TEST may use Google Gemini and other Google Cloud services for transcription, preliminary grading, feedback, content quality checks, analytics, and recommendations. It may also use Google Gemini, OpenAI services, and Anthropic Claude services for content development and quality review. The provider depends on the task and configuration; every record is not sent to every provider. AI output can be incomplete, incorrect, delayed, or unavailable.

Objective answers may be scored automatically. Speaking and writing can combine an AI-generated preliminary result with educator review, change, or confirmation. Institutions remain responsible for important educational decisions and final publication.

No. AI may assist with candidate work and quality checks, but every released question is edited, reviewed, and approved by a human. IVY TEST does not publish unreviewed AI output as a finished question.

Reviewers may study unprotected formats, assessed skills, broad trends, and difficulty targets. Before release, a human compares the passage, stem, answer choices, and explanation with the reference materials. A candidate that reproduces, or remains substantially similar to, protected source expression is rejected or rewritten.

A student or guardian may ask the institution or CS&E for human review of a materially consequential automated result. The available path depends on who manages the account and the relevant assessment record.

The public design standard asks whether one answer is defensible from the supplied evidence and whether each competing choice is wrong for a precise reason. Automated checks can support that inspection, but a human edits the final language and makes the release decision.

A managed exam may record timers, synchronization, answer changes, submission evidence, browser visibility or focus events, full-screen status when used, device and network state, and recording status. IVY TEST does not activate the webcam or record continuous screen video. Speaking sections may record microphone audio with the required notice and consent.

IVY TEST is operated by CS&E INC., headquartered in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan. The legal contact is developer@csne.co.jp.

IVY TEST uses Google Cloud Platform for application hosting, storage, secrets, speech services, authentication, and infrastructure. The primary production data location is configured in Japan. Supabase provides hosted PostgreSQL data services; other providers are listed in the Privacy Policy.

No. The Privacy Policy states that IVY TEST does not sell personal data for money, share personal data for cross-context behavioral advertising, or permit third-party providers to use student personal data for targeted advertising.

Yes, under the authorization rules that apply where the learner lives. Institution-managed accounts require the institution to have authority and provide required notices or guardian consent. Direct consumer accounts below the applicable digital-consent age require a verified parent or guardian flow.

The pricing page explains the selected pass, price, access window, report, seller, and legal terms. When live checkout is enabled, an authenticated IVY TEST purchase flow creates a Stripe-hosted Checkout Session. Card details are entered with Stripe, not on the product page. The local preview cannot create a charge.

The Privacy Policy and Terms of Service are available from the footer of this preview in English. The documents describe the applicable language and governing-version rules. Mandatory local consumer and privacy rights remain available.