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The Texas Journeyman exam fails 76%of candidates. Most don't fail because they're not smart. They fail because they study the wrong things. Find your weak spots in 15 minutes.
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Reschedule fees, lost wages, prep churn.
Across the new 2-part exam structure.
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Before the exam does.
15 adaptive questions across 6 NEC categories. Real exam difficulty. A weakness map that tells you exactly where to study.
- 01
Calibrate your level
Three baseline questions establish where you stand on the exam blueprint.
- 02
Test the blueprint
Twelve adaptive questions across all six NEC categories.
- 03
Get your weakness map
A radar chart showing exactly where you'll fail — and where to study first.
- 04
Predicted exam score
An honest estimate of your TDLR score if you tested today.
This is the level you'll
be tested at.
What minimum feeder conductor ampacity is required before applying any other adjustments?
Feeder conductors for multiple motors are sized at 125% of the largest motor FLC plus the sum of remaining motor FLCs.
(24 × 1.25) + 16 + 10 = 30 + 16 + 10 = 56 amps
“Largest motor gets the bump. The other motors ride along at 100%.”
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Most don't fail because they're not smart.
They fail because they study the wrong things.
The 2025 TDLR exam has 85 questions across 6 NEC categories. Calculations and branch circuits make up nearly half. Most prep books spend 60% of their pages on theory you'll see less than 5% of on test day.
JourneymanIQ tells you exactly which sections to focus on, in priority order, based on what your diagnostic revealed. No 200-hour study plans. No overwhelming material lists. Just the next focused step.
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