I had my GH 300 exam yesterday but could not attempt it because of different time slot selected. Can it be please reschedule.

Vedika Wagh 0 Reputation points
2026-07-24T06:35:44.1433333+00:00

I had scheduled my GH-300 exam for yesterday, but I was unable to start the exam due to confusion regarding the selected time zone. I mistakenly misunderstood the scheduled time and missed the examination window. I kindly request you to consider my situation and allow me to reschedule the exam.

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  1. Julian Sharp 39,081 Reputation points
    2026-07-24T08:08:08.39+00:00

    This is a community forum not support, contact Pearson Vue, the exam provider, https://home.pearsonvue.com/microsoft/contact, for issues when taking an exam

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    2026-07-24T06:36:00.71+00:00

    If the exam was missed, it is treated as a no-show unless it was rescheduled or canceled at least 24 hours before the appointment.

    For GH-300, the supported next steps are:

    1. Check whether the appointment can still be managed in the exam system:
      • Sign in to the Learn profile.
      • Open Profile from the avatar menu.
      • Go to Credentials > Certifications.
      • Find the exam appointment and select Cancel or Reschedule if those options are still available.
      • This redirects to the exam delivery provider site.
    2. If the exam time has already passed, the appointment cannot be self-service rescheduled under the 24-hour policy.
    3. Contact certification support for case review:
    4. If the issue involved exam delivery or scheduling with Pearson VUE, contact Pearson VUE support:

    If this was a paid attempt or voucher-based booking, missing the appointment can forfeit the exam fee or voucher.


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