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What Are the Rules for Taking the EPA 608 Exam on SkillCat?

What Are the Rules for Taking the EPA 608 Exam on SkillCat?

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Written by Simran Phulwani
Updated over 2 months ago

SkillCat offers the official EPA 608 certification exam, and the exam rules depend on which certification type you're taking. Here's a complete guide to what you can expect, including proctoring, exam format, device requirements, and time limits.


EPA Type I Exam — Open Book, Non-Proctored

  • Exam Type: Open book, non-proctored

  • Device: Desktop or mobile

  • Proctoring: Not required

  • Time Limit: 1 hour

  • What’s Covered:

    • 25 Core questions

    • 25 Type I questions

    • Total: 50 questions

  • Passing Score: 70% overall

You can take the EPA Type I exam anytime, anywhere, and reference your materials during the test.


EPA Type II, Type III, and Universal Exams — Closed Book, Proctored

These exams require live remote proctoring and must be taken on your mobile phone through the SkillCat app.

General Rules:

  • Exam Type: Closed book

  • Device: Mobile only

  • Proctoring: Required (via phone camera)

  • Materials: You cannot reference notes, books, or other resources

  • Quiet, well-lit environment required


Exam Breakdown and Time Limits:

  • Type II Exam

    • Content: 25 Core + 25 Type II

    • Total Questions: 50

    • Time Limit: 1 hour

  • Type III Exam

    • Content: 25 Core + 25 Type III

    • Total Questions: 50

    • Time Limit: 1 hour

  • Universal Certification

    • Content: 25 Core + 25 Type I + 25 Type II + 25 Type III

    • Total Questions: 100

    • Time Limit: 2 hours

  • Passing Score: 70% overall on each exam


Summary Table

Exam Type

Book Access

Proctoring

Device Allowed

Questions

Time Limit

Type I

Open Book

No

Desktop + Phone

50

1 hour

Type II

Closed Book

Yes

Phone Only

50

1 hour

Type III

Closed Book

Yes

Phone Only

50

1 hour

Universal

Closed Book

Yes

Phone Only

100

2 hours


Still Have Questions?

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