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329 practice multiple choice questions for the NCCPA’s PANCE exam for physicians assistants
The Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam (PANCE) is administered by the NCCPA. In the United States, all prospective physician assistants must pass this exam. PANCE covers a variety of basic and medical questions and uses a 360-question multiple choice test format.
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This free practice test features 329 realistic multiple choice questions for the NCCPA’s PANCE exam for physician assistants. This comprehensive practice test will help you not only review key physician assistant and foodservice concepts, but also familiarize yourself with the multiple choice exam format that you will encounter on test day.
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There are 300 questions on the PANCE exam divided across five blocks of 60 questions each.
The PANCE exam is five hours long.
Earning a passing grade on the PANCE exam grants the test taker NCCPA PANCE certification.
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