Ntta exam

I took the test last June. They way the test is marked can make it easy to fail as you can only get 1 or 2 questions wrong in each section. As you can see by the sample questions on here they're not all exactly related to the MOT or even the type of things you would come across on a normal workday. The book your reading is the one I had. Read it cover to cover and back again and you'll do fine in the test. It's a big book, I know!

Also, the sample questions are questions that you may get in the test so it's worth remembering them as best you can too. I think I got at least 3 of them in mine.

Get a good nights sleep before the day and try keep your nerves as best you can. There is plenty time to get through all the questions and go over them again when your done, so take your time and put some thought into each one. Most of the time 2 out of the 4 multiple answers can be dismissed straight away.

Good luck!

No it's the exact same set up. You get the different sections and the general section at the end. I think there is 5 questions in each section and you need to get 3 out of 5. General is 10 and you need 8 correct. Could be the other way about (10 in each and 5 in general). There is also an overall pass mark. I'll see if I can look out my results to give you a better idea.

Forget about relating any questions to the mot scheme .
The exam is all about showing your knowledge and understanding of how a vehicle and its systems work.
Good luck and study!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'........a lot
Don't forget the forum and its members are here to help and can provide you with a little help and support.

I think all those guys outside of the MoT scheme, who say they look after their own classic/historical-interest cars; the ones that believe in the rolling 30yrs test-exemption should try some of these questions. I think they would be surprised how much they really know/don't know.