What is the difference between Dongfang Shishang Theory Test Center 1 and 2?

[Howard]

Dongfang Shishang Theory Test Center 1 and 2 differ only in their test locations, with virtually no other distinctions. Below are some relevant details about the driver's license subject one exam: 1. Practice extensively: Current test preparation software has question banks nearly identical to the actual exam, and the testing mode fully replicates the real exam—just keep practicing. 2. Exam format: Each test-taker's questions are randomly selected from the question bank in proportion, totaling 100 questions worth one point each. A passing score is 90 points, and the exam duration is 45 minutes. 3. Retake: If you fail the first attempt, you can retake the exam immediately. If you fail again, the exam is considered a complete failure, and you must reschedule. 4. Validity period: Rescheduling does not require redoing online study hours; simply apply through the online platform. After enrolling for the driver's license, you will receive a learning to drive permit, valid for three years, during which you can schedule the subject one exam an unlimited number of times.

[LeDaniela]

I took the theoretical test twice at Orient Fashion Test Center 1 and found it much better than Center 2. It's located downtown with direct subway access and convenient parking, whereas Center 2 is in the western suburbs with limited buses, expensive taxis, and frequent traffic jams. In terms of facilities, Center 1 is newly renovated with comfortable air-conditioned seats and responsive touchscreen computers, while Center 2 has outdated equipment, stiff keyboards, and only fans for cooling in the hot summer. For scheduling, Center 1 has shorter queues on weekdays, allowing you to finish in about half an hour, whereas Center 2 gets overcrowded on weekends, often requiring over an hour of waiting, which can be distracting. For preparation, I recommend practicing speed questions with online question banks to improve efficiency. Failing the theoretical test means you can't proceed to practical driving lessons, so take it seriously.

[VanGemma]

As someone who frequently takes students to exams, there are indeed differences between the two test centers at Dongfang Shixun. The key lies in technological updates and the exam environment. Test Center 1 installed a high-definition surveillance system last year, ensuring fairness and reducing misjudgments; Test Center 2 has blurry surveillance, sometimes leading to disputes. In terms of equipment, Test Center 1 uses the latest software with real-time question bank updates, minimizing the risk of incorrect questions; Test Center 2 may have a delay of several weeks. Location affects exam mood—Test Center 1 is in a commercial area, convenient but a bit noisy during peak hours; Test Center 2 is remote and quiet, which is actually nice. The pass rates are similar, but Test Center 1 processes faster, and students give better feedback. Overall, choosing Test Center 1 is more hassle-free. The theoretical test covers basic safety knowledge—review more and don’t cram at the last minute.

[MacAshlyn]

As a newbie, I went to Test Center 2 for the exam, but the location was so remote that I got completely lost and had to carpool, wasting money. The facilities were outdated, with slow computers and hard-to-press keyboards, making me so nervous that I got stuck during the test. A friend told me that Test Center 1 is downtown with easy transportation, new equipment, and user-friendly touchscreens. Choosing a less crowded afternoon session is better. The theory test is actually simple—just memorize the signs and rules, practice with the app’s mock tests a few times, and you’ll pass. Don’t stress too much. Picking the right test center can make things half as easy.

[ArielLynn]

When accompanying my child to the theoretical exam at Dongfang Fashion, I noticed differences in transportation: Exam Venue 1 is right next to the subway station, just a short walk away—safe and time-saving; Exam Venue 2 is in an industrial area with no public transport, requiring a car ride which is tiring.

Facilities and Environment: Exam Venue 1 has a waiting area that is clean and comfortable, fostering a supportive exam atmosphere; Exam Venue 2 has poor conditions with hard seats, making it easy to get fatigued during long exams.

Equipment Reliability: Exam Venue 1 has a new system with fewer errors and is easy to operate; Exam Venue 2 has old machines that often malfunction, potentially affecting performance.

Recommend choosing Exam Venue 1 to reduce exam stress. Theoretical exams are the foundation of driving safety—start here. Focus on understanding rather than rote memorization during preparation.

[OSebastian]

Used to frequent Test Center 2, now fixed at Test Center 1. The biggest difference lies in modernization. After renovation, Center 1 has wider seats, newer computers, automated processes, and faster score release. Center 2 still operates like a decade ago with manual queued registration and slower procedures. Location-wise, Center 1 is downtown-convenient but occasionally crowded; Center 2 is remote with fewer people, allowing better exam focus. Theoretically, the content is identical but environments differ. Center 1 suits first-time test-takers for quicker passing; Center 2 has more veteran students with a nostalgic vibe. The theory test is the license threshold—only after passing can one practice driving. Recommend Center 1 to keep up with the times and save time/effort.