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Alabama Electrical Contractor Business & Law
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The Alabama Electrical Contractor Business & Law exam is 40 questions in 2 hours, open book, and you need 75% to pass. Candidates who qualify through a NASCLA national exam or by reciprocity take it; the state Contractor exam already includes these topics.
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