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Key Facts: ČKAIT Authorisation Exam Exam

30

Written questions

ČKAIT written-test instructions

30 min

Written time limit

ČKAIT official information

80%

Written pass threshold

ČKAIT Authorisation Board

Czech or Slovak

Official languages

ČKAIT Authorisation Order

ČKAIT administers a 30-question, 30-minute written test (20 common and 10 field-specific questions) followed by an oral professional examination. The written pass threshold is 80%. The official exam may be taken in Czech or Slovak without an interpreter. Fees are CZK 1,000 for application/administration plus CZK 3,500 for the examination.

Sample ČKAIT Authorisation Exam Practice Questions

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1Which description matches the current ČKAIT authorisation examination structure?
A.A written legal-knowledge test followed by an oral professional examination
B.An oral professional examination followed by a construction-site skills test
C.A portfolio review with no examination
D.A written technical-design paper with no oral component
Explanation: The ČKAIT Authorisation Order requires a written part and an oral part. The written part tests the required legal framework; the oral part is a professional interview tied to the applicant's field and submitted professional documents.
2How is the 30-question ČKAIT written test divided under the current test instructions?
A.15 common questions and 15 specialization questions
B.20 common questions and 10 specialization questions
C.10 common questions and 20 specialization questions
D.30 common questions and no specialization questions
Explanation: ČKAIT's test instructions specify 30 questions: 20 from the common legal-regulation catalogue and 10 from the catalogue for the applicant's requested field or specialization.
3A candidate answers 23 of the 30 ČKAIT written-test questions correctly. What is the result under the current 80% threshold?
A.Pass, because 23 correct answers exceed three quarters
B.Pass, because only the specialization questions are scored
C.Fail, because at least 24 correct answers are required
D.Fail, because all 30 answers must be correct
Explanation: Eighty percent of 30 is 24. A score of 23/30 is about 76.7%, so it does not meet the published written-test pass threshold.
4What time limit does ČKAIT publish for its 30-question written test?
A.20 minutes
B.30 minutes
C.45 minutes
D.60 minutes
Explanation: The current ČKAIT testing information states that the written test contains 30 questions and has a maximum duration of 30 minutes.
5Which language rule applies to the current ČKAIT authorisation examination?
A.It may be taken in Czech or Slovak, without an interpreter
B.It must be taken only in Czech, but an interpreter is always supplied
C.It may be taken in any EU language through an interpreter
D.The written part is Czech and the oral part must be English
Explanation: The current Authorisation Order permits the examination in Czech or Slovak and states that it is conducted without an interpreter.
6What is the principal role of the professional documents submitted with a ČKAIT application during the oral examination?
A.They automatically establish a passing result before the interview
B.They replace proof of education and professional practice
C.They provide a basis for assessing the applicant's professional competence and contribution
D.They are used only to calculate the examination fee
Explanation: The oral examination is a professional interview over the submitted professional documents and the requested field or specialization. The committee can probe the applicant's own work, decisions, and professional understanding.
7When may ČKAIT require a difference examination (rozdílová zkouška) in addition to the ordinary examination?
A.Whenever an applicant asks to shorten the written-test time
B.When the applicant's education is related but does not fully match the prescribed field requirements
C.Whenever the applicant submits more than three work samples
D.Only when renewing an existing authorisation after five years
Explanation: The authorisation procedure allows a difference examination where related or exceptional education requires the applicant to demonstrate the missing field-specific knowledge. It is not a routine component for every applicant.
8After an unsuccessful ČKAIT authorisation examination, when may the applicant submit a new application under the current rule?
A.Immediately after receiving the result
B.After at least 15 days
C.After at least six months
D.After at least one year
Explanation: ČKAIT's current Authorisation Board notice states that a new application after a failed authorisation examination may be submitted no earlier than one year after the unsuccessful examination.
9What primarily limits the professional activities an authorised ČKAIT member may certify?
A.The field or specialization stated in the member's authorisation
B.The region in which the written examination was taken
C.The size of the member's employer
D.The software used to produce the documentation
Explanation: Authorisation is granted for a defined field or specialization. An authorised person must act within that scope and within their demonstrated professional competence.
10An authorised engineer is asked to stamp project documentation prepared outside the engineer's authorised field. What is the compliant response?
A.Stamp it if another employee informally confirms the design
B.Stamp only the cover sheet and disclaim the technical pages
C.Decline to certify work outside the engineer's authorisation and competence
D.Stamp it if the client accepts responsibility in writing
Explanation: The authorisation mark identifies professional responsibility. It must not be used to certify work outside the authorised person's statutory field and actual competence; a client's waiver cannot enlarge that scope.

About the ČKAIT Authorisation Exam Exam

The Autorizační zkouška odborné způsobilosti is the statutory ČKAIT professional-authorisation examination for engineers and technicians active in Czech construction. The requested field or specialization determines part of the written scope and the oral professional interview. The official examination may be taken in Czech or Slovak without an interpreter. This bank is an English-language multiple-choice study adaptation of published scope and principles; it is not an official translation, a reproduction of live items, or a substitute for the oral examination and professional-document review.

Assessment

The current ČKAIT assessment has two mandatory parts. The 30-question written test covers the common legal catalogue and the requested field or specialization. The oral part is a professional interview for the requested scope, ordinarily conducted over submitted professional documents or through the alternative procedure allowed when documents are unavailable or too narrow. A difference examination may also be required for specified education-equivalence cases.

Time Limit

30 minutes for the written test; ČKAIT does not publish a fixed oral duration

Passing Score

At least 80% on the written test (24 of 30), followed by a passing result on the oral professional examination

Exam Fee

CZK 3,500 examination fee plus CZK 1,000 application/administration fee (Česká komora autorizovaných inženýrů a techniků činných ve výstavbě (ČKAIT))

ČKAIT Authorisation Exam Exam Content Outline

20 of 30 written questions (66.7%)

Common legal and regulatory catalogue

The official catalogue covers construction and authorisation law and a broad set of related legal, safety, environmental, standards, infrastructure, and professional topics.

10 of 30 written questions (33.3%)

Requested field or specialization

The official test selects ten written questions associated with the requested ČKAIT authorisation field or specialization.

Separately assessed

Oral professional examination

The committee examines professional competence through an interview tied to the applicant's requested scope and submitted professional documents.

How to Pass the ČKAIT Authorisation Exam Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: At least 80% on the written test (24 of 30), followed by a passing result on the oral professional examination
  • Assessment: The current ČKAIT assessment has two mandatory parts. The 30-question written test covers the common legal catalogue and the requested field or specialization. The oral part is a professional interview for the requested scope, ordinarily conducted over submitted professional documents or through the alternative procedure allowed when documents are unavailable or too narrow. A difference examination may also be required for specified education-equivalence cases.
  • Time limit: 30 minutes for the written test; ČKAIT does not publish a fixed oral duration
  • Exam fee: CZK 3,500 examination fee plus CZK 1,000 application/administration fee

Keys to Passing

  • Work through all 20 available questions
  • Review every answer and explanation
  • Track weak areas and revisit them
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

ČKAIT Authorisation Exam Study Tips from Top Performers

1Use the current ČKAIT question catalogue and identify the 20-question common scope before studying the 10-question field-specific scope
2Practice applying Act No. 360/1992 Sb. and Act No. 283/2021 Sb. to professional scenarios rather than memorizing isolated section numbers
3Prepare to explain your own work, decisions, responsibilities, and calculations orally in Czech or Slovak
4Bring study sources up to date because the official catalogue and underlying Czech legislation can change

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the ČKAIT written test?

The written test has 30 questions: 20 common questions and 10 questions for the requested field or specialization. The time limit is 30 minutes.

What score is needed on the written test?

ČKAIT publishes an 80% written threshold, which means at least 24 correct answers out of 30. The applicant must also pass the oral professional examination.

What happens during the oral part?

The oral part is a professional interview for the requested field or specialization and uses the applicant's submitted professional documents as evidence. ČKAIT does not publish a fixed oral duration or item count.

In what languages may the official exam be taken?

The current Authorisation Order permits Czech or Slovak and specifies that the examination is conducted without an interpreter. This bank remains an English-language study adaptation.

What are the fees?

ČKAIT currently lists a CZK 1,000 application/administration fee and a CZK 3,500 authorisation-examination fee.

When may an unsuccessful applicant reapply?

ČKAIT's current notice permits a new application no earlier than one year after an unsuccessful authorisation examination.