New Jersey Contractor School Online® - The Premiere Contractor School To Help You Pass Your State License Exam!

With over 17 years of experience preparing candidates for the contractor exams for the trade and Business, Law and Management, Contractor School Online (CSO) is your primary resource to help you pass your state contractor license exam! We offer online practice tests, study materials, books, CD-ROMs, crash courses and more depending on the state and trade.

To become a certified contractor you must pass a Business and Law exam in many states and, depending on the classification you need, you may need to pass a trade exam as well. If you are unsure what your classification requires, please use our Information Request Form.

Contractor School Online (CSO) will assist you with their professional consultants and provide study materials, also practice tests for the Business, Law, and Management and your trade if available. If purchases are made elsewhere make sure the correct author, title and year are appropriate for the trade.

CSO Business and Law Practice Test coincides with the required State Contractor’s Manual.

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Business, Law and Management Manual, includes all the terms and concepts needed to help you prepare for the Business, Law and Management exam. The chapters represent the topics covered in the content outline. You may use the manual during the Business and Law exam.

• The NFPA-70 – National Electrical Code, 2011 Edition will be supplied to candidates at the test center.

A score report will be mailed to you approximately 10 business days after your exam date.

Passing Score - A score of 70 percent or above is required to pass each exam and you must pass all three exams before you are eligible to apply for a license. Scores are based on the number of questions answered correctly.

A candidate must pass the electrical contractor, alarm systems electrical contractor, and business and law exams to qualify to be licensed as a New Jersey electrical contractor.

Each outline indicates the total questions on the exam and the maximum time allowed. It also lists all topics covered in the exam and the approximate percentage of questions asked about each topic. A score of 70 percent or above is required to pass each exam. All exams consist of multiple-choice questions with all questions weighted equally. Some questions may require the use of arithmetic and/or simple algebra. Some questions may refer to a figure drawing, table or chart located Code book.

Exam References Each outline lists all references that were used to develop the exams, including the references that are allowed in the exam room. Some information found in the references does not apply to the exams.

References - NOTE: The following references were used to develop this exam and are allowed in the test center.

2. IRS Circular E, Employer’s Tax Guide, Publication 15, Current Year Edition

Scope – An Electrical Contractor may engage in the business of contracting to install, erect, repair or alter electrical equipment for the generation, transmission or utilization of electrical energy.

Scope – An Alarm Systems Contractor may contract to install, repair, maintain, place, and connect equipment and wiring for fire detection and alarm and intrusion alarm systems. Connection to the power source shall be by cord and plug only, to receptacles installed by the holder of the appropriate license.

The following reference may be used during the exam. You must bring in your own copy of this reference.

Security: A Guide to Security System Design and Equipment Selection and Installation, Second Edition, 1994.