Can I Reset My Results or Clear My History?
No — there is no reset control and no clear-history button, and you cannot pull a single attempt out of the list. MedicoExam holds your attempt history to one simple rule instead: each sitting clears itself automatically once it reaches 65 days. A low score you would rather forget is not something you erase; it leaves on schedule, on its own.
Read as a missing feature this looks like a gap, but it is really a choice about how little the history should carry and how little you should have to tend it. One automatic rule does the work a delete tool otherwise would.
One Automatic Rule on Your Healthcare Certification Exam History
Rather than build a delete control — and answer all the questions one raises, such as whether a cleared attempt should still count anywhere — MedicoExam keeps the history deliberately small and lets each attempt expire at 65 days. A candidate preparing for CCI’s RVS exam, the Registered Vascular Specialist credential, cannot lift a weak early sitting out to tidy the list; but neither do they ever have to manage the list, prune it, or decide what to keep. There is nothing to curate, because the timetable curates it for you.
Letting a Medical Certification Exam Attempt Expire on Its Own
Every attempt travels the same path: it is recorded, it stays readable while it is useful, and it is removed automatically when it ages out. No single sitting can be singled out for deletion and there is no bulk wipe — the automatic 65-day removal is the entire mechanism. For exactly how long each attempt is held and what its row shows, the attempt-history question covers it.
You cannot manually reset your results or delete one attempt on MedicoExam; no such control exists. What runs in its place is plain expiry — every sitting is cleared on its own at 65 days — so the history stays short and current without your ever having to prune it.
