How long after completing the subject one training can you schedule the exam?

[ElizabethDella]

Generally, it takes 3-7 days for the review after completing the subject one training before you can schedule the exam. Below is the relevant information: 1. Exam application: After studying traffic regulations, the driving school applies for a training quota to the vehicle management office. Upon approval, the student is notified to take the traffic regulations exam. After passing subject one, the driving school will issue a driving skill test permit in order based on the date of passing the exam for students who have completed the training. 2. Exam content: Road traffic safety laws, regulations, and rules; the overall structure of motor vehicles, the functions of main components, daily inspection, maintenance, and use of vehicles, methods for judging and troubleshooting common faults, and other knowledge about motor vehicle structure and maintenance; safe driving knowledge for highways, adverse weather conditions, complex roads, and dangerous situations, general knowledge of first aid for the injured, knowledge of hazardous materials transportation and handling of emergencies, civilized driving and professional ethics, and other safe driving-related knowledge.

[DelBriella]

I just finished the subject one training and directly booked the exam on my phone—super convenient! I remember being so excited because you didn’t have to wait after completing the training. As long as you felt prepared, you could immediately schedule it in the system. I was initially worried I’d have to wait a few days, but my instructor said no—once the required training hours were completed, you could book. I recommend practicing more questions during training and scoring above 90 in mock exams before scheduling, or you might not pass on the first try. Also, different driving schools use different systems—some require an app, others their official website—but all are similarly quick. I couldn’t wait and went to the exam center the next day to queue and submit my materials, passing the test two weeks later. The whole process felt incredibly smooth, and the key is to stay calm and not get too nervous.

[OGrace]

I'm quite familiar with the process of immediately scheduling the exam after completing the subject one training. Having instructed many students, I often get asked the same question. Generally, the training institution will help confirm that your study hours meet the requirements and provide you with a booking code directly, without any additional waiting time. However, I must remind you to pay attention to the internet speed when actually making the appointment. It's best to use platforms like the Traffic Management 12123 APP during off-peak hours to avoid system lag. Also, double-check your personal information for accuracy, as any errors could cause delays. One of my students once forgot to bring their ID photo and ended up making a wasted trip. That's why I always advise trainees not to rush into scheduling the exam right after training. Instead, complete a few mock tests to ensure you pass before proceeding. This increases your chances of passing on the first attempt and avoids the hassle of retaking the exam. Policies are similar across different regions, basically consistent nationwide.

[MacTyler]

You can schedule the exam right after the completion of the Subject 1 training—it's a piece of cake. I booked mine quickly back then, with no waiting period. All my friends did the same; once the training hours were fulfilled, they went online to schedule it, finishing in just minutes. The key is to practice more questions before booking to avoid rushing in and failing. I remember some people were in such a hurry that they ended up failing and had to waste time rescheduling. The platforms are all optimized now, making the process super fast.