GitHub Copilot (Exam GH-300) is a GitHub exam delivered through Microsoft’s certification program, but the context only describes, in general, that:
- Exams can usually be taken either online or at a local test center, but
- If the online or test center option does not appear for a given exam, that option is not available from the exam provider.
Specifically, for scheduling:
- When scheduling or rescheduling, the delivery options (online proctored vs. test center) are controlled by the exam provider’s system.
- If no test center option is shown during rescheduling for the GitHub Copilot exam, that indicates that this exam is not currently being offered at physical test centers for that appointment flow, or there are no eligible centers for that exam in the selected region/date range.
- The documentation states: “If you don’t see an online option, it’s not available from your exam provider.” The same logic applies in reverse: if a test center option is not shown, it is not available to choose for that exam/booking.
Given the available information, the exam can only be scheduled in the modes that appear in the scheduling interface. If a test center option is not listed for the GitHub Copilot exam when rescheduling, it cannot be moved to a test center and must be taken in the available mode (typically online proctored) or rescheduled within those constraints.
For any edge cases (for example, regional limitations or technical issues with the scheduling page), the next step is to contact the exam provider’s support (Pearson VUE for Microsoft exams) through the certification dashboard to confirm available delivery options for that specific booking.
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