Theory Test

The theory test is made up of two parts, the multiple choice part and hazard perception part. You need to pass both the parts for a successful theory test. Once you have passed your theory test, you can easily apply for the practical test.

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The multiple choice part of theory test is delivered using a touch screen computer whereas  the hazard perception part records your responses through a computer mouse button.

To pass the theory test, you need to pass both the parts. If you pass any one part and fails the other, you will fail the whole test. Which leads to reappear for the whole test again.Each  questions in multiple choice part is based on the vehicle you have chosen  for a test. For example, if you have chosen car theory test then the questions specific to car will appear for the multiple choice part

Whereas, for hazard perception test part there are no separate questions. Any vehicle you have chosen you will get the same set of questions. Only the pass marks are different for different vehicles.

The multiple choice part of theory test consists of 50 questions of multiple choice type. You have to select your answer just by touching the computer screen. Select the box alongside the correct answers to be selected.  Some questions may require more than one answer.

In 57 minutes you  have to solve 50 questions. You have the facility to flag the unsure answers and later come back on the questions and correct the answer. The pass marks are 43 our of 50.

Do not click continuously as the hazard perception clip plays. If you click continuously you will score zero. But if you click on other hazards you will not lose any points.