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Arrt-Mri-Image-Production85 questions
Arrt-Mri-Procedures56 questions
Arrt-Mri-Patient-Care33 questions
Arrt-Mri-Safety26 questions
2026 Statistics

Key Facts: ARRT MRI Exam

200

Scored Questions

ARRT MRI content specifications

230 min

Appointment Time

ARRT postprimary handbook (2026)

75

Passing Scaled Score

ARRT scoring model

$225

Exam Fee

ARRT fee schedule (2026)

4 domains

Scored Content Areas

ARRT MRI content specifications

3 in 3 years

Attempt Policy

ARRT postprimary handbook

ARRT's MRI content specifications (effective February 1, 2025) list 200 scored questions across four domains: Patient Care, Safety, Image Production, and Procedures. ARRT's postprimary handbook (effective January 1, 2026) lists a 230-minute appointment and a passing scaled score of 75. ARRT policy also states a three-attempt limit in three years for postprimary exams, and ARRT's postprimary fee schedule lists MRI at $225.

About the ARRT MRI Exam

ARRT MRI is a postprimary credential for technologists advancing into MRI practice. The exam blueprint emphasizes patient care and screening, MRI safety controls, image production optimization, and procedure-specific positioning and protocol decisions.

Questions

200 scored questions

Time Limit

3 hours 50 minutes (230-minute appointment)

Passing Score

Scaled score 75

Exam Fee

$225 (ARRT)

ARRT MRI Exam Content Outline

Scored Domain

Patient Care

Patient screening, contraindications, communication, contrast safety, and emergency response in MRI settings

Scored Domain

Safety

Zone safety, implant/device screening, static/RF/gradient-field hazards, and MRI safety program controls

Largest Scored Domain

Image Production

Pulse-sequence behavior, parameter optimization, coil selection, artifacts, and quality assurance

Scored Domain

Procedures

Brain/head/neck, spine/MSK, abdomen/pelvis, vascular, breast, and specialty protocol execution

How to Pass the ARRT MRI Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Scaled score 75
  • Exam length: 200 questions
  • Time limit: 3 hours 50 minutes (230-minute appointment)
  • Exam fee: $225

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

ARRT MRI Study Tips from Top Performers

1Weight your study by blueprint size: Image Production is the largest scored area
2Practice structured MRI screening workflows for implants, devices, pregnancy status, and contrast risk
3Pair every protocol drill with parameter tradeoffs (SNR, time, resolution, and artifact control)
4Run timed mixed sets to build pacing for a 230-minute appointment
5Track misses by content area weekly and rebalance study time to the largest weak domains

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the ARRT MRI exam?

ARRT's MRI content specifications list 200 scored questions. ARRT also uses pilot (unscored) questions, and candidates are not told which questions are pilot items.

How long is the ARRT MRI exam appointment?

ARRT's postprimary handbook lists a 230-minute appointment for MRI candidates.

What score do I need to pass ARRT MRI?

ARRT reports a passing scaled score of 75 for MRI. Candidate results are reported on ARRT's scaled-score model rather than a raw percent-correct score.

What are the ARRT MRI content weights?

ARRT's MRI blueprint is organized into four scored domains: Patient Care, Safety, Image Production, and Procedures. Image-production decision-making is heavily represented, so prep plans should weight that domain most heavily.

How much is the ARRT MRI exam fee?

ARRT's current postprimary fee schedule lists MRI at $225. Confirm current pricing directly in your ARRT account before you apply.

How many MRI exam attempts does ARRT allow?

ARRT policy for postprimary exams states a maximum of three attempts in three years. If you do not pass within that window, ARRT requires additional pathway steps before retesting eligibility.

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