How long does it take to get the result of Subject 4 application?

[DanielaLee]

Generally, a text message reply will be given within 7 days. Confirming registration status: There is a certain delay in the driving test system, and the system will provide a reply at the latest 2-5 days before the scheduled exam date. If there is no reply for a long time, it is best to call the local vehicle management office to clarify whether the registration was successful, to avoid missing the exam or making a wasted trip on the day thinking the appointment was successful. Driving test appointment ranking rules: First-time appointment: The sorting time is based on the date when the user initially applied for a motor vehicle driver's license. Non-first-time appointment: The sorting time is based on the date of the last exam. Self-cancellation: If a user who successfully scheduled an exam cancels the appointment due to personal reasons, the sorting time is based on the cancellation date. Simultaneous compliance: If both the second and third conditions are met, the most recent time is used as the sorting time.

[GabrielRose]

I just took the Subject 4 test last month. After submitting the paper, I waited for the results in the waiting area. Generally, it's quite fast—the system automatically scores and displays the results on the screen within a minute or two, with a passing score of 80 or above. If the test center's network is stable, it’s almost instant, but during peak hours or system maintenance, it might take up to ten minutes. I think it’s important not to focus solely on the results—reviewing safety knowledge like traffic rules and driving risks during preparation can actually improve real-world skills. After passing, you’ll need to complete the license procedures at the service counter, so I recommend bringing all required documents to avoid delays. The whole process is faster than expected—just stay calm.

[VanMicah]

The processing time for Subject 4 is usually very short. When I took the test, the score was displayed instantly. However, sometimes delays of several tens of minutes may occur due to test center configurations or backend system issues. My advice is not to just wait idly—use the time to relax or review the follow-up procedures, such as visiting the DMV on a weekday to collect your driver's license. Being well-prepared can help reduce the number of retakes. Practicing test questions before the exam is crucial, as they cover accident handling and civilized driving points that are very helpful for daily driving. Overall, the processing speed is so fast it's almost unnoticeable; the key is not to forget the subsequent procedures.

[McTaylor]

Last year, I got the results for Subject 4 right after the exam, just a few minutes, and knew immediately whether I passed or not based on the score. Young people tend to be impatient, so I recommend taking deep breaths and staying calm while waiting—the system processes things very quickly. Practicing with mock exams on apps can help you get used to it. Once the results are out, apply for your driver's license as soon as possible to avoid driving during the gap period and getting penalized. It's not complicated, and the processing is efficient.