If you’re playing Cheating During Testing for the first time, the game looks pretty simple at first. Sit in class, answer questions, avoid the teacher, and try not to get caught.
But once you actually start playing, you’ll quickly realize that getting a high score is less about randomly clicking answers and much more about where you’re sitting, watching the teacher, knowing when it’s safe to cheat, and using your phone efficiently.
I’ve played through the mechanics shown in the game, and honestly, the biggest difference between getting an average score and getting close to 100% is knowing when to take your chances. You don’t need to panic and spam everything the second the test starts.
So, let’s go through the useful tricks one by one, starting with something that matters much more than you’d probably expect: your seat.
Your Seating Position Matters More Than You Think
One of the first things you should pay attention to when joining a server is where your character is sitting.
Your seat determines how easily you can see the teacher.
If you’re sitting somewhere with a clear view of the teacher, you can quickly check whether they’re watching you before taking a picture or entering answers. That’s obviously much safer than sitting somewhere where you have to constantly turn your camera around.
A bad seat can make the entire test harder.
You’ll find yourself repeatedly checking behind you, wasting time and energy just trying to figure out where the teacher is. Meanwhile, someone sitting in a better position can see the teacher almost constantly.
That’s a huge advantage.
So, when you join a server, don’t automatically accept whatever seat you get. Look around and think about whether you have a good view of the teacher.
How to Get a Better Seat
If your starting position is terrible, one thing you can try is joining another server.
You may get a much better position in the next classroom.
Another useful trick is paying attention to where players are caught. If someone gets caught and their position becomes available, you can potentially reset and try to get into a more useful seat.
It might sound like a small thing, but if you’re trying to reach 100%, these little advantages matter.
Understand Exactly When the Teacher Can Catch You
This is probably the most important mechanic to understand.
According to the gameplay shown in the guide, you can get caught when the teacher is looking directly at you.
That means you shouldn’t just assume that the classroom is dangerous all the time.
Instead, keep checking the teacher’s position.
If the teacher isn’t looking toward you, that’s your opportunity to act.
If they’re facing you, don’t get greedy. Wait for them to look somewhere else.
The whole game becomes much easier once you stop treating every second as equally dangerous.
Don’t Constantly Stare at the Teacher
There’s a catch, though.
You obviously need to know where the teacher is, but you shouldn’t spend the entire test staring at them.
Doing that can drain your energy.
The better approach is to quickly check the teacher’s position, then return your attention to the test.
Think of it as checking your surroundings rather than continuously watching the teacher.
You want enough information to know whether you’re safe without wasting your entire energy bar.
Use Other Players to Your Advantage
Here’s one of the more useful tricks from the gameplay.
If another player is between you and the teacher, their character can block your view.
Instead of blindly taking a chance, you can use the situation to your advantage by taking a quick picture while you’re able to see the test.
Other players getting caught can also create opportunities.
When the teacher goes after another student, you have a short window where their attention isn’t focused on you.
That’s when you can quickly take your picture, check your answers, or make progress on the test.
The window can be very short — the video suggests roughly 3–4 seconds in some situations — so you need to react quickly.
Don’t sit there waiting for the perfect opportunity for ten seconds. By then, the teacher may already be looking back at you.
Don’t Rush the Test
This is probably the opposite of what you’d expect from a guide called “How to Get 100% Fast.”
You actually shouldn’t rush everything.
You’ve got plenty of time compared with how frantic the classroom can make you feel, so take a second to understand what’s happening before making a move.
A common mistake is seeing an opportunity and immediately clicking everything as fast as possible.
That can easily backfire.
Instead:
Check the teacher → make sure you’re safe → take your picture → load your answers → repeat.
Once you’re comfortable with that rhythm, you’ll naturally become much faster.
Keep Your Volume On
Sound can actually help you here.
When the teacher catches another student, you’ll know that something has happened, and that can be your signal to take advantage of the distraction.
So, keeping your volume on can be useful.
You don’t necessarily have to stare at the teacher every second. You can use the combination of visual information and sound cues to understand what’s happening around you.
When you hear the teacher dealing with someone else, quickly check the situation and decide whether you have an opening.
Take Advantage of the Start of the Test
There’s another really useful timing trick at the beginning of each test.
When the test starts, the teacher doesn’t immediately walk into position.
There’s roughly a five-second window before the teacher enters.
That’s free time.
Use it.
As soon as the test begins, quickly take your picture and get your first answers out of the way before the teacher has a chance to start watching the classroom.
Those first few seconds can give you a nice head start.
Just don’t assume that the teacher will always take exactly the same amount of time to reach you. Stay aware once they enter.
Watch Out Even If the Teacher Is Far Away
Don’t make the mistake of thinking you’re safe just because the teacher is on the other side of the classroom.
The teacher can turn toward you and move directly toward your position.
So even if they’re far away, keep an eye on their direction.
If they’re looking toward you, don’t assume the distance means you’re safe.
The safest habit is to check both where the teacher is and which direction they’re facing.
Those two pieces of information tell you much more than distance alone.
Adjust Your Roblox Camera Sensitivity
The guide also recommends turning your Roblox camera sensitivity down.
The reason is pretty straightforward: lower sensitivity makes it easier to make controlled camera movements.
You can quickly look around the classroom without swinging the camera all over the place.
This is especially useful when you’re trying to check the teacher without wasting time or losing track of your character.
You don’t necessarily have to use exactly the same setting as someone else. Experiment with your sensitivity until you can comfortably turn and check the classroom quickly.
What to Do When Another Player Gets Caught
When another student gets caught, don’t just sit there watching.
Pay attention to where the teacher has moved.
Depending on the teacher’s position and where you are sitting, you may have an opportunity to make two quick cheating actions before you need to worry about them again.
The exact opportunity depends on the classroom layout, so don’t blindly repeat the trick every time.
Use the teacher’s position as your guide.
If they’re still focused somewhere else, take advantage of it.
If they’ve turned back toward you, stop.
Your Phone Is One of the Most Important Upgrades
Once you’ve earned enough credits, don’t forget about the Phone upgrades.
This is one of the easiest ways to improve your performance over time.
Upgrading your phone can improve things such as:
- How good the phone is
- How many answers you can get
- How quickly the phone works
- How efficiently you can earn more credits
And that creates a useful progression loop.
You use your current phone to earn credits → spend those credits on a better phone → the better phone helps you earn credits faster → then you can afford additional upgrades.
So if you’re wondering where to spend your credits, phone upgrades should be high on your list.
Don’t spend everything on random items and then wonder why you’re struggling to progress.
How to Get 100% More Consistently
If your goal is specifically to hit a perfect score, it’s really about combining all of these mechanics instead of relying on one trick.
A good test should look something like this:
Before the test:
Get yourself into a good seating position and make sure your camera controls feel comfortable.
When the test starts:
Use the few seconds before the teacher arrives to get your first answers.
During the test:
Keep checking the teacher’s location without constantly staring at them.
When the teacher looks away:
Quickly take your picture and work through the answers.
When another player gets caught:
Use the distraction to make progress while the teacher is occupied.
When the teacher looks toward you:
Stop and wait for another opportunity.
As you earn credits:
Invest in your phone so future tests become easier and faster.
The biggest thing is timing.
You don’t need to cheat every single second. You just need to make your moves during the safe windows.
The Biggest Mistakes to Avoid
If you’re consistently getting low scores, there’s a good chance you’re making one of these mistakes.
Sitting in a Bad Position
A poor seat forces you to spend more time checking the teacher and makes everything more difficult.
If possible, find a better position.
Looking at the Teacher Too Much
You need to know where the teacher is, but constantly watching them drains your energy.
Use quick checks instead.
Rushing Every Opportunity
Just because the teacher isn’t looking at you doesn’t mean you need to panic-click everything.
Take the opportunity, but stay controlled.
Ignoring Other Players
Other students getting caught can actually give you useful information and temporary opportunities.
Pay attention to what’s happening around the classroom.
Forgetting About Phone Upgrades
If you’re sitting on a pile of credits but still using a weak phone, you’re leaving progression on the table.
Upgrade it.
Getting 100% in Cheating During Testing isn’t really about having insane reactions. It’s mostly about understanding the game’s timing.
Your seat, the teacher’s direction, your energy, the opening seconds of the test, and the distractions caused by other players all make a difference.
Once you get used to quickly checking the teacher, waiting for the right moment, and using those short windows efficiently, you’ll notice your scores improving pretty quickly.
And don’t forget about progression outside the actual tests. Saving your credits and upgrading your phone gives you a permanent advantage and makes future runs much easier.
So don’t rush into every test trying to do everything at once. Get a good seat, learn the teacher’s movement, take your chances when they’re actually safe, and upgrade your equipment as you earn more credits.
Do that consistently, and getting those near-perfect — and eventually 100% — scores becomes much more realistic.