The Journeyman Electrician License Exam is one of the most challenging trade certification exams in the electrical industry, with first-time pass rates in many U.S. states ranging between 55% and 65%. One of the biggest reasons candidates fail is lack of exam-style practice, especially when it comes to National Electrical Code (NEC) navigation and electrical calculations under time pressure.

This practice test course is designed to bridge that gap.

This course includes 250+ carefully structured multiple-choice questions, all mapped directly to NEC articles and written to reflect the difficulty, wording, and logic of real journeyman electrician exams. The questions cover NEC theory, real-world installation scenarios, and calculation-heavy problems commonly seen in state and city licensing exams.

According to trade education data, electricians who regularly practise full-length mock exams and timed NEC lookup questions can improve pass rates by 20–30% compared to candidates who rely on reading the codebook alone. This course focuses entirely on exam readiness, not theory overload.

Whether you are preparing for your first attempt, retaking the exam, or simply want to sharpen your NEC knowledge, this course provides a structured, exam-focused environment that mirrors real testing conditions.

Topics Covered in this Journeyman Electrician License Exam Practice Tests :

NEC Fundamentals

NEC structure and navigation
Mandatory vs permissive language
Article and table interpretation
Equipment installation rules (Article 110)

Electrical Theory & Calculations

Ohm’s Law and Watt’s Law
Single-phase and three-phase calculations
VA, kVA, voltage, current conversions
Power factor concepts
Continuous vs non-continuous loads

Branch Circuits

General-purpose circuits
Small appliance and laundry circuits
GFCI and AFCI requirements
Receptacle spacing rules
Multi-wire branch circuits

Conductors & Ampacity

Conductor materials and insulation
Ampacity tables
Temperature correction factors
Adjustment factors
Termination temperature ratings

Raceways, Boxes & Fill Calculations

Conduit types and uses
Conduit fill (Chapter 9)
Box fill calculations (Article 314)
Bending and support rules

Feeders & Services

Feeder sizing
Service conductor sizing
Working clearances
Service equipment rules

Load Calculations

Residential load calculations
Commercial load calculations
Demand factors
VA to amp conversions

Overcurrent Protection

Breakers and fuses
OCPD sizing rules
Short-circuit protection
Ground-fault protection

Grounding & Bonding

Grounding electrode systems
Equipment grounding conductors
Bonding jumpers
Fault-current paths

Motors & Motor Calculations

Motor FLC tables
Conductor sizing
Overload and short-circuit protection
Motor disconnects

Transformers

Transformer kVA calculations
Primary and secondary current
Overcurrent protection rules

Special Locations

Pools and spas (Article 680)
Hazardous locations (Article 500)
Health care facilities (Article 517)
Emergency systems (Article 700)
Fire alarm and low-voltage circuits

This course tests your ability to:

Navigate the National Electrical Code (NEC) quickly and accurately
Apply NEC rules to real installation scenarios
Perform electrical math calculations under exam conditions
Identify common exam traps and misinterpretations
Build confidence through high-volume exam practice

Practice Test Structure

Total Questions: 250+ Multiple-Choice Questions
Practice Exams: Multiple full-length exam sets
Question Style: Journeyman-level licensing standard
Reference: NEC (2017 / 2020 / 2023 – state dependent)
Format: Open-book NEC (exam-style)
Difficulty Progression: Easy → Medium → Exam-Level