Right now AutoCAD can only be tested with multiple-choice and scenario questions, which shows whether a candidate knows AutoCAD, not whether they can actually draft.
This request is for a hands-on AutoCAD test, similar to the existing hands-on Excel and Word questions: the candidate completes a real drafting task and is scored on the output, dimensional accuracy, layer and block usage, drawing standards, and time taken.
Useful for anyone hiring drafters, CAD technicians, architects, or mechanical and civil engineers, where a work sample is usually the deciding step. Today that step happens outside Testlify as a manual take-home over email.
Vote if you'd use this, and comment on what matters more to you: a live AutoCAD environment inside the test, or a simpler version where candidates upload their finished .dwg file for scoring.