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AEE's CEM Body of Knowledge and Study Guide says the CEM exam is a four-hour open-book test with 130 questions across 14 subject sections, with 120 scored and 10 trial items.
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AEE's CEM Body of Knowledge and Study Guide says the CEM exam is a four-hour open-book test with 130 questions across 14 subject sections, with 120 scored and 10 trial items.
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The CEM Body of Knowledge and Study Guide states the CEM Certification Exam is a four-hour open-book test with 130 questions and 14 subject sections. It also explains that 120 questions are scored and 10 are trial questions, and that candidates must bring a hand calculator because computers, tablets, and cell phones are not allowed during the test.
AEE notes that question counts align with the Body of Knowledge percentages, and candidates may schedule the exam as part of an in-person training program or as a remote proctored exam. AEE's remote proctoring rules say the exam is open book and allow only printed, bound notes or PDFs and reference textbooks, plus approved tools like a calculator, ruler, book tabs, and protractor.
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Run timed sets or full-length practice under the same delivery conditions you expect on exam day whenever possible.
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