NES Physics (308) Practice Tests
Prepare for the NES Physics (308) exam. Covers the nature of science, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves, and modern physics. 150 questions, 225 min, passing score 220.
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Praxis NES Physics (308): Test at a Glance
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Official Exam Blueprint
The official ETS blueprint defines exactly 5 content categories. Percentages are drawn directly from the ETS Study Companion.
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Everything you need to know before and on test day.
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Passing Score Requirements by State
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Your raw score (number of correct answers) is converted to a scaled score that accounts for minor difficulty differences between test editions. There is no penalty for incorrect answers, so never leave a question blank. Note that some questions on the exam are unscored pretest items — these do not affect your score.
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