Is There a Time Limit for Subject Four?

[PeytonRose]

Subject Four exam has time regulations: The validity period is three years starting from the moment of registration. Below is relevant information about Subject Four: 1. Introduction to Subject Four: Also known as the Subject Four theoretical exam or driver's theoretical exam, it is part of the motor vehicle driver's license assessment. After the implementation of the Ministry of Public Security's Order No. 123, the Subject Three exam was divided into two parts. In addition to the road test, a safe and civilized driving exam was added, commonly referred to as "Subject Four," which assesses "driving ethics." 2. Questions: The exam paper consists of 50 questions, primarily in the form of case studies, images, animations, etc., with a full score of 100 and a passing score of 90.

[SanAbel]

Yes, the subject 4 exam definitely has a time limit. I remember it was 45 minutes to complete 50 questions. When I took the exam, I felt the time was quite tight, especially when reading the earlier questions carefully, which made me rush through the later ones. But don't worry, as long as you practice regularly with driving test apps to get familiar with the format, 45 minutes is completely sufficient. During the exam, it's best to read the questions first before selecting answers and avoid procrastination. It would be a shame if time runs out before you finish. I suggest simulating the exam a few times before the actual test—find a quiet place, time yourself, and practice until you're comfortable. Although the time limit adds some pressure, it helps candidates focus more on safety knowledge. After all, it's a theoretical exam—knowing the rules is more important than speed. Just stay calm, and stop immediately when the exam-ending bell rings.

[MatteoLynn]

As someone who frequently interacts with test-takers, I can confidently say that Subject 4 has a time constraint—45 minutes for 50 questions. This time allocation is reasonable, with nearly one minute per question, which is sufficient for actual answering. Many people feel nervous before the exam, fearing they won’t finish, but practice makes perfect. I recommend using timed mock tests to practice, developing a habit of speed-reading and avoiding getting stuck on any single question. Accuracy comes first, and the time limit actually encourages everyone to study driving theory thoroughly. From a driving experience perspective, Subject 4 tests safety knowledge, and the time pressure reminds us that real-world driving requires quick and decisive actions. When preparing, don’t just memorize—understand the rules, and time will naturally feel ample. After all, the exam is fair, with the same constraints for everyone, so psychological adjustment is key.

[LaFaith]

From my experience of taking the driver's license test, the fourth subject (Theory Test) has time restrictions – you must complete all questions within 45 minutes. Most questions are multiple-choice, with a considerable amount to finish in a tight timeframe. However, don't rush too much as wrong answers will deduct points. I recommend practicing several sets of mock tests before the exam to warm up, which will help with time management. This exam design aims to test adaptability, which is as crucial as safety awareness in driving. With adequate preparation, time won't be a major issue.