What steps should candidates take if they believe there has been an error in their exam results?

Candidates who believe there has been an error in their exam results should take the appropriate steps to formally address their concerns. Contacting the New Jersey State Board to dispute the results is the correct course of action. This allows candidates to present their case and seek clarification or correction regarding their scores. The Board is responsible for managing and overseeing the examination process, and they have the authority to review examinations and results, ensuring fairness and accuracy in assessments.

By formally disputing the results, candidates initiate a review process that can lead to a reevaluation of their performance. This is essential in cases where there is evidence of a mistake, as it provides a structured method for the Board to investigate and resolve any potential discrepancies.

The other options do not provide a proactive approach to addressing concerns about exam results. Ignoring the results or waiting for the Board to reach out could lead to missed opportunities for correction, while requesting an immediate re-examination may not be applicable or necessary unless the initial dispute process has been resolved unfavorably.