What is the requirement for notifying examinees about their results related to a testing service?

In the context of testing services, the requirement to notify examinees about their results is typically established to ensure that candidates receive timely information about their performance. Notifying examinees within 14 days strikes a balance between providing adequate time for thorough result processing while also ensuring that those waiting for results are not left in uncertainty for too long.

This timeline allows for proper verification, scoring, and any necessary administrative processes to take place after the examination. If examinees were notified immediately at the end of the examination, it might not allow enough time for accurate scoring or could lead to confusion if results are subject to review or potential disputes. Conversely, longer notification periods, such as 30 days, could leave candidates in prolonged uncertainty, impacting their subsequent decisions based on their results. Therefore, the stipulation of a 14-day notification period is both practical and considerate of examination integrity and candidate needs.