Last Tested: September 2026 | Four that load, three with no key. One file on the board is sold for three different games.
The exam in this game runs on a clock, and getting the answers is the whole point. You read them off somebody else, or off a gadget, without the teacher looking your way. Get spotted and the round is over.
Losing a round to one badly timed glance is frustrating, and that is why people go looking for a script here. They all do the same two things. Show the answers, and show where the teacher is. Four of them load right now, and this page also covers what the rest of the board turns out to be.
Cheating During Testing Script: Answer Key and Teacher Radar (Keyless)
Script 1 KEYLESSANSWER KEY
Answer KeyTeacher RadarNo KeyMost Opened
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ruku-git/scripts/refs/heads/main/answerkey%20by%20ruku"))()
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Cheating During Testing Script: Serenity Hub (Keyless)
Script 2 KEYLESSSERENITY HUB
Auto AnswerAnswer ESPNo KeyAlways Latest
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MUshihara/Serenity-hub/main/loader.lua"))()
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Cheating During Testing Script: Auto Answer and ESP (Keyless)
Script 3 KEYLESSAUTO ANSWER ESP
Auto AnswerESPAnti AFKNo Key
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yumyum272/cheat/refs/heads/main/script1.lua"))()
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Cheating During Testing Script: Jacob’s Hub (Key Required)
Script 4 KEY REQUIREDJACOB’S HUB
Auto PlayAuto AnswerTeacher DetectKey Required
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/breadz919/bread/refs/heads/main/main6"))()
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How to Use a Cheating During Testing Script
1Get an executor and open it. Scripts 1 to 3 do not ask for a key.
2Open the game and wait until you are sat down and the exam has started.
3Copy one loadstring from the box above. Take all of it, right to the last bracket.
4Paste it into the executor and press Execute.
5Most of these open a menu. Turn on one thing at a time so you can see what each does.
6Start with the teacher radar rather than the answers. Knowing where they are is the safer half.
7If nothing appears, rejoin and run it again once the round has properly begun.
Script 4 stops and asks for a key. That means a trip to another site and back, and the key runs out on a timer. The other three just run.
One File, Three Different Games, Fifteen Addresses
Nine of the listings for this game fetch a file of exactly 59,964 bytes. All nine are the same file, byte for byte.
That same file, to the byte, is also on sale for a farming game about lightning. And for a game about jumping to steal animal eggs. Fifteen addresses across three games with nothing in common.
It contains no word from any of the three. No teacher, no exam, no seed, no egg.
It is not the only one either. Two more files turn up at several addresses across two games each. One of those came from a single seller posting the same thing under three different names.
How you spot this yourself
Look at the address inside the brackets, then at the size of what comes back. Two listings with different names that pull down exactly the same number of bytes are the same file. This one only showed up because we keep a record of every file we open, across every game.
A File That Invents a Fault to Sell You Something
One listing is marked as needing no key and is readable all the way through. It has no game code in it at all.
What it does is show a screen saying it is checking your Roblox version. It waits a moment to look convincing.
Then it says your Roblox version will not work and that the script needs a certain version. That message is not a real check. It shows every time, whatever you are running.
Underneath it lists four download sites and copies the link to your clipboard when you tap one. The whole file is an advert wearing a fake error.
We have seen adverts filed as scripts before. This is the first that invents a problem with your setup so it can sell you the fix.
A Dead Address Still Being Sold for Three Games
Three listings here point at a file that does not load. The connection fails outright. The site it lives on answers fine, so the host is up and the file is gone.
The same dead address is on the board for two other games too. Seven listings across three games, about 2,800 openings, and nothing at the other end of any of them.
Nobody selling it appears to have checked. It has been posted as recently as this week.
What an Auto Answer Costs the Room
Servers here hold 24 players. The exam is not a race against the game. It is a room of people all trying the same thing under the same clock.
That makes it different from a farming game. A script that hands you every answer does not just speed up your own grind. It empties the round for everyone still playing it properly.
The studio has been shipping fast too, with five new shop items in under a month. A developer watching that closely will notice an account that never gets caught.
Use an alt account if you are going to run any of these, and read the loadstring before you paste it.
About Cheating During Testing
Cheating During Testing is a classroom game by ebenxzy, who has a Roblox verified badge. You sit an exam you did not study for and try to get the answers without being seen.
It opened in February 2026 and has passed 45 million visits. It is still marked as a beta, and servers hold 24 players.
The studio adds its own note to the game description. The cheating, the rule-breaking and the dodging of teachers are made-up game mechanics. They are not meant to encourage any of that in real life.
Every address on this page was checked in September 2026 and returned a file. We do not run these on a live account. None of them are made or backed by the game’s studio. Using one breaks the Roblox Terms of Service and can get an account banned, so use an alt.