Guías y artículos de exámenes
Respuestas claras a las preguntas que la gente realmente hace sobre los exámenes de EE. UU.: tasas de aprobación, puntuación, repeticiones y qué esperar el día del examen. Cada artículo se acompaña de una práctica gratuita.
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Can You Take the Food Manager Exam in Chinese? Languages, Formats and Pass Marks Compared
ServSafe, NRFSP and StateFoodSafety all offer a Chinese food manager exam, but in different scripts and formats, and their pass marks (70%, a scaled 75, 750 of 1,000) mean different things. Here is what each program publishes, as of October 2026.
(en inglés)
CRCST 400 Hours: Test Before or After? Provisional Rules, Who Can Sign, and Deadlines
You can take the CRCST before finishing 400 hours, but passing starts a 6-month clock. Here is the hours math, who HSPA lets sign your hours, the 120-day window, and what the 2025 pass rate says.
(en inglés)
COA Exam 2025 Outline: What Changed, the 3 Eligibility Routes and the Practice Exam
IJCAHPO's COA outline changed on August 1, 2025: general medical knowledge and patient services fell from 14% to 8% each while the clinical workup grew. Here are the new weights, the three eligibility routes, the confidential pass mark, and why the practice exam is the cheaper first attempt.
(en inglés)
Is the CPR Written Test Open Book? BLS, Heartsaver and Red Cross Rules
The AHA BLS exam needs 84% and is open-resource; Heartsaver and Red Cross lay exams are optional and the Red Cross one is closed-book. What the written test and the skills check involve, from AHA and Red Cross documents.
(en inglés)
What's on the Court Interpreter Written Exam: All 135 Questions, Part by Part
The NCSC court interpreter written exam is 75 English, 50 court-terms and 10 ethics questions, with 108 correct to pass. Here is each section, what the cutoff means, and state rules.
(en inglés)
Nail Tech Written Exam 2026: NIC or PSI, and What Each Test Actually Weighs
Nail tech candidates sit either NIC's 110-item theory exam or PSI's 65-question exam (California). Both outlines changed for 2025–26: PSI now puts half the test on safety, while NIC still puts 60% on procedures.
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TEAS Retake Rules: How Soon You Can Retest and Which Score Your School Sees
ATI sets no waiting period between TEAS attempts, but every scored attempt shows on your transcript and each nursing program decides how many tries it allows, how long you wait, and whether it counts your best, first, or most recent score.
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ASVAB Retest Rules: Wait Times, Which Score Counts, and the Confirmation Test
You can retake the ASVAB after one month, another month, then every six months. Your newest score replaces your best one, and a 20-point AFQT jump within six months triggers a full confirmation test at MEPS.
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What the CAMT Exam Actually Tests: 100 Questions, a 68% Pass Mark, and Only 27 on Hands-On Repairs
The CAMT exam is 100 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours 30 minutes with a 68% passing point. NAAEI's own content outline shows most of it is compliance, pools, preventive maintenance and residents, not wiring and pipes.
(en inglés)
CPC-A Apprentice Status: How to Remove the A From Your CPC
Pass the CPC without two years of verifiable coding experience and your credential reads CPC-A. Here are the official removal pathways, the 80-contact-hours trap, who is allowed to sign your verification letter, and how long approval takes.
(en inglés)
USPS Postal Exam 474: The Passing Score and the Retake Rule Nobody Mentions
You need 70% to pass the USPS VEA 474, and USPS says not to study. Here's what is actually scored, how the 72-hour clock works, and why a retake replaces your score even when it's lower.
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Medical Interpreter Certification in 2026: Which Exam to Take Before CoreCHI Retires
CCHI stops awarding the standalone CoreCHI credential on January 1, 2027. What that means for your certification path, how the exams are scored, the published pass rates, and the language rule that decides your route.
(en inglés)
Civil Service Clerical Exam: What a Passing Score Actually Gets You
A passing score on a civil service clerical exam is usually 70 — but that puts you on a ranked eligible list, not in a job. How scoring, the 1-in-3 rule, and list expiration really work.
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What Score Do You Need to Pass the Police Exam?
There is no national police written exam and no single passing score. California reports a T-score where 42 is the benchmark, NYPD requires 70%, and SFPD sets three separate section cut scores. Here is how to find out which number applies to you.
Cuántas enmiendas tiene la Constitución y cómo se cambia: lo que pregunta el examen
La Constitución tiene 27 enmiendas, y la pregunta sobre cómo se cambia solo existe en el examen de 2025, con una respuesta de dos palabras. Qué preguntas sobre enmiendas cambiaron entre las listas de 2008 y 2025, y dónde se equivocan los candidatos.
Cuándo entró Estados Unidos en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, y qué pregunta el examen
Estados Unidos declaró la guerra el 8 de diciembre de 1941, pero ninguna fecha es respuesta aceptada en el examen de ciudadanía. Qué pregunta USCIS de verdad, y en qué se diferencian las listas de 2025 y 2008.
«Dé el nombre de su representante a nivel nacional»: cómo saber cuál es tu respuesta
USCIS no publica la respuesta a esta pregunta: dice «las respuestas variarán». Tienes que dar el nombre del miembro de la Cámara de TU distrito el día de tu entrevista. Cómo buscarlo sin equivocarte, y qué se acepta si vives en D.C. o en un territorio.
(en inglés)
Will Another Department Accept Your CPAT Card?
A CPAT card is not a national credential. Which departments honor it depends on IAFF licensing, how your result can be verified, and an expiry date the hiring department sets — here is how to check before you pay.
El 4 de julio en el examen de ciudadanía: qué preguntan y qué respuesta acepta USCIS
En la versión de 2025 del examen de ciudadanía, «el 4 de julio» ya no responde la pregunta sobre el Día de la Independencia. Qué acepta USCIS ahora, pregunta por pregunta.
(en inglés)
Firefighter Testing Fees and the Three Ways to Get Them Waived
A firefighter written test runs about $50 and a CPAT $125 to $180. Three separate routes exist to having those fees paid — a California charity grant, a waiver your hiring department decides, and a civil-service entitlement — and which one you can use depends on who administers your test.
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The NCLEX Fee Goes to $350 on Feb. 1, 2027: What Changes and What Doesn't
The NCLEX registration fee rises from $200 to $350 on Feb. 1, 2027 ($570 CAD in Canada). The fee is set by your registration date, not your exam date — here's the math on locking in $200, and the five ways candidates lose a fee without ever sitting the exam.
(en inglés)
NCLEX Quick Results vs. the Pearson VUE Trick: How to Actually Find Out If You Passed
Quick Results costs $7.95 and posts 48 business hours after your exam. The Pearson VUE trick reads a billing screen, not a score — here's why it flips, what being wrong can cost you, and the free check most candidates skip.
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What to Expect at the CPAT: Eight Events, One 10:20 Clock
The firefighter CPAT is eight events run back to back on a single 10-minute-20-second clock in a 50-pound vest, and it is scored pass/fail only — departments are not allowed to rank you by your time. Here is every event with its real numbers, the rules that end attempts, and what candidates say caught them out.
(en inglés)
FireTEAM or FCTC: Which Firefighter Test Does Your Department Use?
The department picks the test, not you. How to tell which written exam you need, and why the FCTC and FireTEAM differ most in scoring, retakes and cost.
(en inglés)
How Many Questions Is the CDL General Knowledge Test? Why It Depends on Your State
There is no federal question count for the CDL general knowledge test — your state sets it. Here's what federal law does fix: the 80% passing score, the question pool, and the rule that a retake must be a different test.
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Is the NASM CPT Exam Hard? What the Handbook Says and What Candidates Report
The NASM CPT exam is 120 questions in two hours, and the passing score of 70 is not a percentage. Here's how the scaled scoring actually works, the escalating retake waits, and why NASM publishes no pass rate.
(en inglés)
How Many Questions Is the NCLEX-RN? The 85-to-150 Range Explained
Every NCLEX-RN is between 85 and 150 questions, with 15 unscored. Here is what the 85-item minimum is made of, the three rules that decide when your test stops, and why the length tells you nothing about whether you passed.
Las respuestas del examen de ciudadanía que más busca la gente (con explicación)
¿Cuántas enmiendas tiene la Constitución? ¿Cuándo es el Día de la Independencia? ¿Quién es tu representante? Las respuestas oficiales, explicadas en español.
(en inglés)
How Many Questions Are on the CNA Written Test? Format, Passing Score, and Retakes
In most states the CNA written exam has 70 multiple-choice questions, 60 of them scored. What counts, what the oral option is, and what happens if you fail.
(en inglés)
What's Actually on the Firefighter Written Test
There is no single national firefighter written test. Here's what FireTEAM and the FCTC exam actually contain, how the written test differs from the CPAT, and the format rules that cost candidates a hiring cycle.
(en inglés)
Is the NMLS SAFE MLO Test Hard? Pass Rates, Scoring, and Retake Rules
About half of first-time takers fail the SAFE MLO test. Here's the official pass rate, how scoring works, the 30/30/180-day retake rule, and how to prepare.