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  1. How many scored questions appear on the CFPS examination?

    Answer: 150 questions

    The CFPS exam consists of 150 questions drawn from across the fire protection knowledge domains covered by the credential.

  2. What is the allotted time for completing the CFPS exam?

    Answer: 3.5 hours

    Candidates are given 3.5 hours to complete the CFPS examination at the testing center.

  3. Through which testing delivery channel is the CFPS exam typically administered?

    Answer: Computer-based testing at authorized Pearson VUE test centers

    The CFPS exam is delivered as a computer-based test through the Pearson VUE network of authorized testing centers.

  4. After NFPA approves a CFPS application, within what window must the candidate typically schedule and sit for the exam?

    Answer: 6 months

    Once an application is approved, candidates generally have approximately 6 months to schedule and complete the CFPS examination.

  5. If a candidate fails the CFPS exam, what must they do before retaking it?

    Answer: Wait for the mandatory retake waiting period and pay the retake fee

    Failed candidates must observe the required waiting period between attempts and pay the applicable retake examination fee.

  6. Which reference materials are candidates permitted to use during the CFPS exam?

    Answer: No reference materials — the exam is closed-book

    The CFPS exam is a closed-book examination; candidates may not use any reference materials during the test.

  7. What is the primary purpose of the CFPS examination blueprint (content outline)?

    Answer: To define the knowledge domains and percentage weighting of exam content

    The CFPS examination blueprint outlines the content domains and indicates what proportion of exam questions comes from each area, guiding candidate study priorities.