Built on the EMT specifications live since April 2025
Nearly half the EMT exam is Primary Assessment. Practise it that way.
522 reviewed questions mapped to the 28 job tasks in the current EMT outline, 53 of them dose and score items with the working shown. Fifteen free every day, no account.
Practice by domain
Domain 1 · 17%
Scene Size-up and Safety
6 knowledge areas · 86 questions · 0 calculation areas
Domain 2 · 41%
Primary Assessment
9 knowledge areas · 215 questions · 1 calculation areas
Domain 3 · 7%
Secondary Assessment
2 knowledge areas · 36 questions · 0 calculation areas
Domain 4 · 23%
Patient Treatment and Transport
7 knowledge areas · 118 questions · 1 calculation areas
Domain 5 · 12%
Operations
4 knowledge areas · 67 questions · 0 calculation areas
NREMT exam guides
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The NREMT EMT test plan (2025 specifications)
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Primary Assessment on the NREMT EMT exam
Patient Treatment and Transport on the NREMT EMT exam
What changed
7 April 2025: five task domains, not five clinical ones
The National Registry rebuilt the EMT cognitive exam around the 2023 Basic Level Support Practice Analysis. The exam is now weighted by job task: Scene Size-up and Safety 15-19%, Primary Assessment 39-43%, Secondary Assessment 5-9%, Patient Treatment and Transport 20-24%, Operations 10-14%.
That is not the old split by Airway, Cardiology, Trauma, Medical and Operations, and most free question sets online are still built on it. Every question here is tagged to one of the 28 job tasks in the current outline, so your weakest task shows up as a task, not as a vague subject.
You only ever see a number if you fail: a 100-1500 scale with 950 marked as the passing point. Pass and the National Registry sends no breakdown at all. The mocks here report on that same scale, so you see the distance to the standard before test day instead of after it.
adaptive: 70 items minimum, 120 maximum, 10 of them unscored pilot items · 120 minutes · $104 fee · passing scaled score 950. Source: official content outline.
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