Record the time that the user started and finished on the server. The user will have to press a button to indicate that they've started the exam, which can trigger the server to stamp the start time; when the final answer is submitted, the server can record the total time taken.
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I am developing an online exam using JSP/Servlets which is nearing completion. I'm planning to add timer function for the entire exam that shows elapsed time in minutes. How do I implement this with a fool-proof technique to implement this, because using javascript would mean that the user can turn off the feature in the browser. Any help on this would be highly appreciated.