Independent study app. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the FCC, the NCVEC, the ARRL or any Volunteer Examiner Coordinator. Questions come from the public-domain question pools released by the NCVEC Question Pool Committee (sources below).
Ham Radio License Quiz Prep helps you get ready for the FCC amateur radio license exams: Technician (Element 2), General (Element 3) and Amateur Extra (Element 4). Choose your license class and study every question in its pool, with the diagrams, in the same A-D order as the pool.
QUESTION POOLS IN THE APP
- Technician, 2026-2030 pool (valid July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2030): 409 questions
- General, 2023-2027 pool (valid July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2027): 423 questions
- Amateur Extra, 2024-2028 pool (valid July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2028): 599 questions
Errata up to February 2026 included. Withdrawn questions are left out.
PRACTICE EXAM IN THE REAL FORMAT
- One question drawn from each topic group of the pool, like the real exam
- Technician and General: 35 questions, pass with 26 correct
- Amateur Extra: 50 questions, pass with 37 correct
- Full review of your answers at the end
STUDY THE WAY YOU WANT
- Practice by topic: pick a subelement (Commission's Rules, Electrical Principles, Antennas and Feed Lines, Safety and the others) and study 10, 20 or 50 questions at a time
- Review mistakes: the questions you got wrong come back until you answer them correctly 3 times in a row
- New questions: only the questions you have not answered yet, so you cover the whole pool
- Statistics by topic, kept separately for each license class
- Diagrams you can open full screen and zoom
- The FCC rule reference (Part 97) shown with the rules questions
SIMPLE AND PRIVATE
- No account and no sign-up: your progress stays on your device
- Works offline: all the questions are in the app
- Free, with ads and no in-app purchases
The real exam is prepared by a team of Volunteer Examiners and may present questions and answer options differently. Good results in the app do not guarantee that you will pass the exam. The question pools published by the NCVEC and the rules published by the FCC always prevail.
SOURCES
NCVEC - Amateur question pools: https://ncvec.org/index.php/amateur-question-pools
NCVEC - 2026-2030 Technician pool: https://ncvec.org/index.php/2026-2030-technician-question-pool
NCVEC - 2023-2027 General pool: https://ncvec.org/index.php/2023-2027-general-question-pool-release
NCVEC - 2024-2028 Extra pool: https://ncvec.org/index.php/2024-2028-extra-class-question-pool-release
FCC - Amateur radio exams: https://www.fcc.gov/wireless/bureau-divisions/mobility-division/amateur-radio-service/examinations
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