Texas Electrician License Exam

=== SUBTITLE === NEC 2026 Journeyman & Master === PROMOTIONAL TEXT === Texas moved to the 2026 NEC on September 1. Every question and every worked calculation in this app cites the new code — not the 2023 edition your tabs are stuck on. === KEYWORDS === prep,practice,test,code,study,residential,wireman,apprentice,contractor,load,calculations,ampacity === DESCRIPTION === The Texas electrician exam moved to the 2026 National Electrical Code on September 1, 2026. Article numbers changed. Load calculations moved. If your study material still says 2023, it is teaching you the wrong answers. This app was written for the 2026 code, question by question. 763 PRACTICE QUESTIONS ACROSS 15 SUBJECT AREAS Every question carries an explanation and the exact 2026 NEC section it comes from — so you learn where the answer lives, not just what it is. The number one complaint about every other app in this category is an answer with no reason behind it. Not here. 11 TIMED EXAM SIMULATIONS Journeyman NEC Knowledge, Journeyman Calculations, Master NEC Knowledge, Master Calculations, Residential Wireman, Maintenance Electrician, Journeyman Industrial, Master Sign, Journeyman Sign, Residential Appliance Installer, and Journeyman Lineman. Each one draws exactly the number of questions per subject area that the official content outline specifies, with the real time limit and the real passing score. A practice test that pulls questions at random does not resemble the exam. This one does. 24 WORKED CALCULATIONS, STEP BY STEP The calculations are what fail people. Dwelling service by the standard method and by the optional method. Feeders for multiple dwelling units. Ranges, dryers, motors, transformers, conduit fill, voltage drop, the service neutral. Every problem is broken into numbered steps. Each step shows the formula in symbols before the numbers go in, the arithmetic, the NEC section it comes from, and which table to open in your own book. Each one ends with the trap that catches people on exam day. BUILT FOR AN OPEN-BOOK EXAM You walk in with your own code book. So this app does not try to make you memorize the code — it teaches you to navigate it and to calculate with it. That is the skill the exam actually measures. HOW THE EXAM WORKS — FREE, ALWAYS Ten sections explaining what the official bulletin says: what changed on September 1, which book you may bring and how it may be marked, which calculators are turned away, why Journeyman is now two separate exams that are passed separately, and what each one costs. ALSO INSIDE • Study by topic, with your score per subject area • Review my mistakes — every question you missed, in one place • A free diagnostic that shows which areas you are weakest in before you spend anything • Progress tracking per exam and per area • English and Spanish • Works offline. No account. No ads. Ever. TRY IT FIRST 45 questions are free — three from every one of the 15 subject areas — plus a full diagnostic that scores you area by area, four complete worked calculations, and the entire exam guide. One purchase unlocks the whole bank, all 11 timed simulations and all 24 calculations. No subscription, no renewal. — Unofficial study aid. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the NFPA, or PSI. NFPA 70 and National Electrical Code are registered trademarks of the National Fire Protection Association. All questions and explanations in this app are original work; no exam content and no code text are reproduced.