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Safe Exam Browser
Most exams are conducted using Safe Exame Browser.
This program has hundreds of checks in place to make sure you don't modify your system or the software itself.
This includes things like checking if it is running in a virtual machine, monitoring multiple screen parameters, keyboard(s) etc.
And worst of all: it is only available on windows and mac.
Together with the help of a few friends, I'm trying to make a linux client that works with official servers without the integrity checks. However, this has proven to be incredibly difficult.
In the meantime, your only option is to run a windows VM and manually patch your SEB installation to not detect VMs, will at the same time trying not to trigger one of the many integrity checks that the software has.
I am working on creating a simple repeatable method for this, and will update these instructions as soon as possible. In the meantime, you will have to use another computer or dualboot. Or figure out the patching yourself (SEB is opensource).