California DIR · General Electrician
Pass an open-book exam
by knowing where to look
Spaced-repetition drilling for the California General Electrician certification exam — 100 questions in 4 hours 30 minutes, 70% to pass.
The exam is open book, and that is the trap. The code is supplied on screen and searchable, you may not bring your own, and at 2:42 a question what is actually being tested is how fast you find a rule. So this drills where things live and how procedures run — not passages you could look up anyway.
- Questions
- 100
- Time
- 4:30
- To pass
- 70%
- Per question
- 2:42
What you get
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688 flashcards
Five decks weighted to the official content outline, on a Leitner schedule that brings back what you miss and leaves alone what you already know.
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400-question bank
Every practice exam draws a fresh, weighted 100 under the real 270-minute clock. A retake tests knowledge, not memory of last time.
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Formula drill
Endless randomised calculations — Ohm's law, load calcs, motors, overcurrent protection, grounding, conduit fill — graded to tolerance.
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Code map and a six-week plan
Where every rule lives: chapter ranges, which table takes which input, the four procedures worth running on autopilot, and a plan you can tick off.
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Works offline
Install it to your phone. Answers save on the device and sync when signal comes back — it works in a basement.
90 days of access
$40
One payment, no subscription — prep that ends the day you sit the exam is the wrong shape for a recurring charge. Sign up free first and take the preview for a spin: 10 flashcards, 2 formula drills a day and the NEC chapter map, no card needed. Access opens all 688 cards, the full practice bank and an unlimited drill — and starts keeping your record.