You can make an appointment for the Subject 1 exam a few days after registrationThis is a concern for many driving school students. The first test is the first level of driving training, and it is also an important part of testing the theoretical knowledge level of students. So, how long do I have to wait to make an appointment for the Subject 1 exam after registration? Here are some experiences to share with you.
First of all, you can make an appointment for the subject 1 test a few days after registration, which depends on the driving test policy and the arrangement of the driving school in different regions. Generally speaking, you need to undergo a physical examination after registration, and you can only officially enroll after passing the physical examination. The time of the medical examination is not fixed, some areas can be completed on the same day, and some areas need to wait for several days. After passing the physical examination, students need to pick up learning materials at the driving school, such as textbooks, mock test software, etc., and then start independent learning. During the study period, students can make an appointment for the subject 1 test at the driving school or online at any time, but it should be noted that the appointment time must be within the validity period, generally within one year after registration. If the validity period is exceeded, students need to re-register and have a medical examination.
Secondly, you can book a few days after registering for the Subject 1 exam, which also depends on the student's own learning pace and level. The content of the subject 1 test includes traffic laws, common sense of safe driving, basic knowledge of motor vehicles, etc., with a total of 100 questions, a full score of 100 points, and a passing score of 90 points. Students need to master the key and difficult points of each chapter, be proficient in doing questions, and do more mock exams to improve their accuracy and speed. Generally, it takes about 10 days for students to reach the level of the exam. Of course, it also depends on the individual's foundation and learning ability, some students may be faster, and some students may be slower. It is recommended that students take a mock test before booking the subject 1 exam, and if they can achieve a score of 90 or above, they can make an appointment with confidence.
In short, you can make an appointment for the subject 1 test a few days after registration, there is no fixed answer, it depends on the policies of different regions and the arrangement of driving schools, as well as your own learning situation. I wish you a speedy pass of the Subject 1 exam and a smooth way to get your driver's license!