Clarification needed for NUC line scores and the NAPT.

stevebw · 09-01-2012, 01:21 PM

I took it back in June and I personally say it's really easy especially since I'm given a calculator. The scientific calc that was given was the TI-30Xa but I guess it just varies which one they have lying around. The test is all multiple choice and most of them requires some sort of math to solve it. There are 80 questions in total and you need to have answered 55 correctly. If you're worried about the chem and physics part of the test, don't be. They're not complex questions so you won't need a whole sheet of paper to map out your work. You don't have to memorize any formulas but you should know the basic stuff (such as properties of Cl or the numerical value of gravity). Good luck :P

09-01-2012, 01:21 PM	#12
stevebw Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 265 Rep Power: 0	I took it back in June and I personally say it's really easy especially since I'm given a calculator. The scientific calc that was given was the TI-30Xa but I guess it just varies which one they have lying around. The test is all multiple choice and most of them requires some sort of math to solve it. There are 80 questions in total and you need to have answered 55 correctly. If you're worried about the chem and physics part of the test, don't be. They're not complex questions so you won't need a whole sheet of paper to map out your work. You don't have to memorize any formulas but you should know the basic stuff (such as properties of Cl or the numerical value of gravity). Good luck :P