Just Passed the NETA Level 2 Test

[martigan]

I'm not going to give any question hints because they've already been covered in recent posts. What I am going to say is that I spoke with Ken Bassett early last year, and we talked about how this test has changed over the past six years. I told him that guys would study the questions on the practice tests and pass easily...then the test changed, and almost nobody was passing. It was then modified to what we have today. Ken said that someone could still focus on the testguy practice tests and pass, but must understand the theory behind the questions, not just memorize the answers.

That's what I did...focused on the theory. Also, make sure you memorize the formulas. There were maybe 5 or so questions that I didn't know and had to guess.

[rahjos87700]

A lot of questions were tricky you have to read very carefully to understand them answers are also similar, if you understand the theory behind the questions given in the test guy you should be ok.
Read the study guide at least once then give practice exams
I initially could not pass the practice exams passed only one practice test right before the exams

Test guy practice exams is a good tool study topics like
CT calculations
Motor calculation
Power triangle
Form A, B C nd D
Power triangle
Transformer turns ratio
Glove class, Types and colors
Capacitor basics and testing
RLC circuit calculation
Resistance inductance and capacitance in series and parallel calculation
XL and XC calculation
Power factor calculation
P,Q and S calculation
Inverse extremely inverse and moderately inverse curve application
Symbol of transformer, rectifier
Transformer Bank and single phase transformer
Limited approach boundary, arch flash boundary
PPE ratings
Wave trap application


don't guess the answers use elimination method.

Hope this helps

[mrmarcus813]

This does help a lot. Thanks for the insight!

[Timotheus]

This does help as I am just beginning to study for the level 2 now.