Free practice test

Free physician assistant exam practice test

15 clinical questions, one from each of the exam's 15 blueprint categories, in 15 minutes. Then your score by category, a short lesson on the one to fix first and a study plan.

  • Every category once, from cardiovascular to professional practice, so one sitting shows where the gaps are.
  • The real exam's pace: 60 questions in each 60-minute block, a minute a question.
  • Fifteen questions are a quick check, so your result is a practice estimate by category.
  • Five choices each, as on the real exam. No account, no email. Answer or skip; the test moves forward only.

The real exam

CategoryShare of the exam
Cardiovascular System11%
Pulmonary System9%
Gastrointestinal System/Nutrition8%
Musculoskeletal System8%
Infectious Diseases7%
Neurologic System7%
Psychiatry/Behavioral Science7%
Reproductive System7%
Endocrine System6%
Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat6%
Professional Practice6%
Hematologic System5%
Renal System5%
Dermatologic System4%
Genitourinary System4%

300 multiple-choice questions in five blocks of 60, with 60 minutes for each block and 45 minutes of break time in total. Every medical question is also coded to a task such as diagnosis, labs or drug therapy, and 12% to 15% are about children.

How the real exam is scored

NCCPA reports a scaled score from 200 to 800, and 350 passes. Scaling means the number of right answers needed varies slightly from one exam form to another. This practice test is short, so it gives a practice estimate: the share you got right in each category, which is where to start.

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