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Massachusetts Journeyman Electrician
Try 10 questions from both parts of the Class B exam: wiring methods, services, grounding and bonding, solar and battery storage, plus the applied part’s calculations, Massachusetts amendments and licensing law. Questions follow the 2026 NEC as amended by 527 CMR 12.00. You get a score for each area and an explanation that cites the section.
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The Massachusetts Journeyman (Class B) exam has two open-book parts: 80 questions in 3 hours, and a 30-question applied part in 1 hour. You need 70% on each part. Massachusetts adopted the 2026 NEC with its own amendments on April 24, 2026, and questions on it can appear from November 24, 2026.
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Massachusetts Journeyman Electrician Exam Day: PSI Centers, What to Bring, and Two Parts
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What's on the Massachusetts Journeyman Electrician Exam? Both Parts, Item by Item
The Board's published outline for the Massachusetts Class B exam: 80 code questions in Part 1, 30 applied questions in Part II, the references you can bring, and the Massachusetts amendments that change the 2026 NEC.
Massachusetts Journeyman Electrician License: Requirements, Fees, and the Exam
What the Massachusetts Board of State Examiners of Electricians requires for a Class B journeyman license: 600 classroom hours, 8,000 hours of work, the 15-hour code course, the $135 PSI exam, and renewal every three years.