One of the most overlooked—but critical—factors in passing the PSI Electrical Exam is understanding how question phrasing and NEC language work together. This isn’t just about knowing the right answer; it’s about recognizing the exact word-for-word match between your NEC code book and the answer options provided on the screen. The exam is written with […]
⚠️ Don’t let tricky wording cost you points on your electrical exam! One of the most common mistakes we see is misunderstanding how conductor quantities are described. For example, a question might say: “A 250 kcmil conductor with (3) other similar conductors…” Sounds like 3 conductors, right? Wrong. That actually means 4 conductors total—the […]
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When you see a transformer question on your licensing exam, pause before diving into your codebook or calculator. The first step is to identify what type of question you’re dealing with. Is it asking for the correct size of overcurrent protection devices? Or is it a basic Ohm’s Law problem asking you to calculate the […]
It is attention to minute, specific details that can make a 5-to-10 point difference on an electrical licensing exam. A common mistake test takers make is rushing through the question and selecting the first answer that feels right—without checking if it reads right. It is highly imperative to reread a test question after you think […]
Here’s a simple but important tip: Bring the right calculator to your electrical exam. The wrong calculator can cost you time, accuracy, or even your ability to take the exam. Here’s how to make sure you’re prepared. #ElectricianLicense #passtheelectricianexam
When you’re out in the field, it’s second nature to refer to measurements like 39.37 square inches or 15 cubic feet. It’s fast, it’s clear, and it works. But when you’re studying for the electrical licensing exam using the NEC, you may have noticed the format is reversed—like this: (39.37 in.) square. That small shift […]