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NASCLA Accredited Examination Contractor License Exam Guide
125 questions across 1 parts. 70% to pass. Closed-book. Administered by PSI for the NASCLA.
NASCLA Accredited Examination Contractor Exam at a Glance
Total Questions
125
1 parts
Total Time
0.0 hrs
0 minutes total
Passing Score
70%
Per part
Exam Fee
$110
Via PSI
NASCLA Accredited Examination Contractor Exam Format
The NASCLA contractor exam has 1 parts. You must pass each part independently with 70% or higher.
1
Part 1: Commercial Accredited Examination
questions minClosed Book70% to pass
NASCLA Accredited Examination Contractor License Types
Commercial General
Licensing Board
National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA)
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How many questions are on the NASCLA Accredited Examination contractor exam?
The NASCLA Accredited Examination contractor exam has 125 total questions across 1 parts: Commercial Accredited Examination (undefined questions, undefined minutes). You need 70% or higher on each part to pass.
Is the NASCLA Accredited Examination contractor exam open book?
The NASCLA Accredited Examination contractor exam is closed-book. Closed-book parts: Commercial Accredited Examination.
Who administers the NASCLA Accredited Examination contractor exam?
The NASCLA Accredited Examination contractor exam is administered by PSI on behalf of the National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA). You can schedule your exam through PSI after your application is approved by the NASCLA.
How much does the NASCLA Accredited Examination contractor exam cost?
The exam fee for the NASCLA Accredited Examination contractor license is $110. Additional costs include application fees, background check, surety bond, and insurance requirements. Total licensing costs typically range from $500 to $2,000 depending on your classification.
What contractor license types are available in NASCLA Accredited Examination?
NASCLA Accredited Examination offers the following contractor classifications: Commercial General. The specific exam requirements and scope of work vary by classification. Contact the NASCLA for detailed requirements for each license type.
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