The content areas will be mixed together and the actual balance of questions you see will depend on exactly how many questions you end up getting on the test. Questions will not appear in any particular order.
The exam is split into five content areas. If you do well on the first question, the second question will be harder conversely, if you do poorly on the first question, the second question will be easy. The first question is judged to be of medium difficulty, and depending on your performance, the next question may be easier or harder. This exam is a computer-adaptive test (CAT), so depending on your performance, the difficulty of your test will increase or decrease as you go on. These questions are used to evaluate future exam questions’ fairness and validity. Ten of the questions are unscored “pretest” questions. The EMT exam contains between 70 and 120 multiple-choice questions, and you will be given 2 hours to complete it. You must have successfully completed the National Registry cognitive exam and a state-approved psychomotor exam.You must have a current CPR-BLS for Healthcare Provider or similar credential.
You must have successfully completed a state-approved EMT course that meets NEMSES standards.To be eligible for the EMT exam, you must meet all of the following requirements:
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