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When is the best time to take the PSI electrical exam?


PSI electrical exam

Guys ask me all the time,

“When is the best time to take the PSI electrical exam after taking the class?”



The answer used to be about five days to go over the handouts from the class and to read a few important articles of the code book.

In the class we give you a list of articles you MUST read. After the class you get homework. You’ll need to spend time daily for practice.
Ideally you should dedicate 1 hour a day or night.
Then after those 5 days, the longest you want to wait is about 14 to 21 days. Three weeks is kind of stretching it. If you wait longer than that you risk forgetting some of the things covered in the class.

If you think you’ll forget sooner, then push for no longer than ten days.


What if I already scheduled my PSI electrical exam?


If you've already scheduled the PSI electrical exam, don't worry about it. Worst case, you go in there and see the exam.

The PSI electrical exam fee is 78 dollars. So if you don’t pass the first time it might actually be good in some ways. If you can afford the $78 that is.

  • You will have this class
  • You're going to have the actual content right behind it
  • Some of the things that we talked about are gonna click
  • When you go home and start studying it's gonna make a lot more sense

What is the fastest I should take PSI electrical exam?


If you want to reschedule or just schedule the exam, the ten days will give you enough time.

In ten days you should have:
  • Gone through your calculation stuff
  • Read important code articles
  • Complete the homework guide
  • Dedicate a day or so on working in your book
The only way to work in your book is to just physically go in it and make your highlights, write your notes and steps down.

In short, you’ll be safe if you take the exam between 10 to 21 days but you're gonna have to devote actual time to your homework. No goofing off.

PSI electrical exam class in Texas


Learn more about the class in Texas. Our handouts and notes with practice exam questions are what has helped hundreds of electricians in Texas pass their exam.

Some of the PSI electrical exam handouts are:
  • List of MUST read NEC Articles
  • Calculations
  • Formulas
  • 2 week homework material
  • Notes for your NEC book
  • Areas to highlight in the NEC book
  • & More
The PSI electrical exam material that we provide is specific to the state of Texas.  

Learn more or sign up here.


Best of luck!


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