How Long After Confirming Study Hours for Subject 2 Can You Take the Test?
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You can schedule the Subject 2 test once it is approved. The review process for Subject 2 study hours typically takes 3-7 days, but in some places with faster processing, it may only take 1-2 business days. Here is some information about the study hours for Subject 2: 1. Duration of Study Hours: A1, B1: Must complete 36 study hours; A2: Must complete 40 study hours; A3: Must complete 53 study hours; B2: Must complete 54 study hours; C1: Must complete 16 study hours; C2: Must complete 14 study hours. Each study hour is 60 minutes, with effective teaching time not less than 45 minutes. The above are the basic required study hours. If your skills are weaker or if additional test content and items are required, corresponding study hours should be increased. 2. Time Required: According to relevant regulations, each student's classroom learning time must not exceed 4 study hours per day, and practical operation learning time must not exceed 4 study hours per day. Subject 2 for C1 requires a total of 16 study hours. If you consistently study 4 hours every day, you can complete it within a week.
Just helped my cousin with this last week, so I know the drill! After completing all required training hours, the driving school usually confirms it in the system for you, and the exam can be scheduled in as fast as 3-5 days. But honestly, it depends. With so many learners now, our driving school's July-August students could pack the waiting room, and the DMV releases slots very sparingly - my cousin had to wait nearly two weeks to get his turn. If you're in a hurry, drop by the driving school daily to nudge your instructor; they all have priority lists. Oh, and be sure to get some extra steering wheel time before the test. Last time at their school, a girl got rushed into the exam the day after confirmation and failed parallel parking twice by crossing lines - all that effort wasted.
I just passed the Subject 2 test last month and waited about ten days after the training hours were confirmed. On the day the driving school submitted my materials, the coach told me to keep an eye on the 12123 app to see if the booking channel had opened. I checked the app once every day before meals—releasing test slots feels like a mystery; sometimes slots suddenly become available in the middle of the night. I recommend pre-selecting the test venue in the app to avoid last-minute panic. Old Wang from our driving school went even further—he helped students sign up for a booking assistant service that sends SMS alerts when slots are released, though it costs a 20-yuan service fee. But never trust scalpers who claim they can get you a slot faster for extra money—the DMV now uses facial recognition!
