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The Minnesota examinations are open book on a book the department hands you. DLI provides the National Electrical Code in soft cover with no tabs or other aids, allows a laws and rules booklet and a basic calculator, and allows no other materials or electronic devices in the building. The questions follow the 2026 edition from 8 September 2026, and 17 August 2026 is the permit date rather than the exam date.

All practice questions are original. They are not actual exam questions.

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