How long does it usually take to practice for Subject 2 before taking the test?

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AuroraLynn
07/29/25 10:14pm
Everyone has different levels of comprehension, but generally speaking, the more you practice driving, the more you'll get the hang of it. Once you're comfortable with the content of the retest, you can take the exam. The prerequisite for scheduling a C1 test is that you have completed 16 class hours. According to regulations, each person's daily study time must not exceed 4 hours. This means that the fastest you can complete the required hours is in 4 days. Including system review time, you can schedule the exam in as little as one semester. This test mainly assesses the examinee's ability to control the car in a semi-clutch state and their parking skills. The examination process not only requires good driving skills but also strong psychological resilience—both are indispensable. The time it takes for an average person to learn Subject 2 varies from individual to individual, as everyone's learning ability and psychological resilience differ.
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