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Take a deep breath… This is an awful and tricky test and you just need a little more time to study. Contact us and we will extend your membership until you pass.

We recommend that you allow 2-8 weeks to study for the NREMT. Use our website, study your books, and review your classroom materials. If you have less time to study (i.e. the night or week before the exam), we can still be useful in that we expose you to the types of questions and the format of the NREMT. However, this is not the type of test you should cram for.

Check out our NREMT Info page and select your state. At the bottom of each state page you will see a list of EMS programs. Contact the program(s) you are interested in to get started with the registration process.

Check out the article we wrote on “What to Expect on the NREMT”.

Yes. If you fail the NREMT exam, you are able to apply for retesting 15 days after your failed exam. After 3 failed attempts, you must submit proof you have completed remedial training (Visit EMT-CE.com for more info on Remedial Training for the NREMT cognitive exam). After remedial training, you have 3 more opportunities to pass the NREMT. If you fail all 6 attempts at the NREMT exam, you must complete the entire course again.

90 days. If you do not pass your exam before the ATT letter expiration date, you must complete a new application.

Once you have completed the course, and your Instructor has notified the state and the NREMT that you’re approved to test, contact Pearson Vue to get the NREMT cognitive exam scheduled.

The exam is scored as pass/no pass. If you do not pass the exam, you will receive a report of your results. You will have your content areas described in one of three ways: Above passing, near passing, or below passing.

The test can shut off earlier, but the time limit for each exam is:

• EMR - 1 hour and 45 minutes
• EMT - 2 hours
• AEMT - 2 hours and 15 minutes
• Paramedic - 2 hours and 30 minutes

• EMR - 90-110 questions
• EMT - 70-120 questions
• AEMT - 135 questions
• Paramedic - 80-150 questions

The NREMT exam is a Computer Adaptive Testing exam and is designed to get harder the more correct answers you select. This is to assess if you are able to stay above the minimum passing standard set forth by the National Registry board of Directors. This exam is tricky, but EMTprep is here to help you set yourself up to pass this test the first time!

Follow the instructions on the ATT letter to schedule your exam. Here are the eight steps you need to take, as instructed by the NREMT, so you can schedule your exam.

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