LME licensing test advice

[Kn0x]

I need to take the Oregon LME licensing test next month, and I'm struggling to find a good source about the 2023 NEC. does anyone here know any good videos or guides about this? any info about a mock test is great too! thanks

 

[Ortega_Aliahan]

The 2023 code threw me off at first, but honestly, learning to navigate the book is half the battle. Nevada’s test leans heavy on code lookups like speed and familiarity matter more than memorizing everything.

 

[Alan]

There are a few solid prep books and apps floating around, but it really depends on whether you learn better by reading or watching. The 2023 NEC has a few layout changes that throw people off at first. Some folks swear by online practice tests and flashcards. Any recent test-takers got tips for pacing or reference tabbing?

 

[QuietSniper]

I’m not in Oregon, but I’ve been watching some of the Mike Holt NEC review videos and they helped a ton with understanding layout and code logic. Haven’t found a free mock test yet though. You planning to take it online or in person?

 

[PastLink]

I just went through this a few months back and honestly the NEC handbook was way more useful than any YouTube video. The diagrams explain the stuff the code wording makes confusing. For practice tests, Mike Holt has a few free quizzes online that feel pretty close to the style. Not perfect, but good enough to get your brain in “code question mode.”

 

[Kn0x]

Mike Holt is great for the general logic of the code, but for Oregon specifically, check out Adaptability for Life. Deb (the instructor) has an LMEspecific prep course updated for the 2023 NEC