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Key Facts: MTTC Exam
50
Selected-Response Questions
Official MTTC field 135 test page
75 minutes
Testing Time
Official MTTC field 135 test page
220
Scaled Passing Score
Official MTTC field 135 test page
$59
Current CBT Fee
Official MTTC field 135 test page
60 / 40
Official Subarea Weighting
Official MTTC field 135 study guide
Jan 1, 2026
Michigan Alignment Change
Michigan Department of Education guidance
For this MTTC practice set, the anchor blueprint is the official Professional Knowledge and Skills (5-9) test (field 135): 50 selected-response questions, 75 minutes of testing time, 220 scaled passing score, and a $59 fee. The official framework weights Learner-Centered Supports at 60% and Professional Knowledge and Strategic Partnerships at 40%, so the question bank emphasizes middle-grades development, inclusive instruction, assessment, professional responsibilities, and collaboration with families and communities.
About the MTTC Exam
MTTC is Michigan's teacher-certification testing program. Because MTTC is a suite of endorsement-linked tests rather than one universal exam, this practice bank focuses on the official Professional Knowledge and Skills (5-9) framework, which became especially important in Michigan's January 1, 2026 endorsement alignment changes.
Questions
50 scored questions
Time Limit
1 hour 15 minutes
Passing Score
220 (scaled)
Exam Fee
$59 (Evaluation Systems / Pearson for the Michigan Department of Education)
MTTC Exam Content Outline
Learner-Centered Supports
Middle-grades learner development, inclusive and supportive environments, differentiated planning, culturally responsive teaching, and instruction that builds engagement and access for grades 5-9 students
Professional Knowledge and Strategic Partnerships
Assessment use, data-informed decisions, ethical and professional responsibilities, collaboration with families and colleagues, and school-community partnerships that support student learning
How to Pass the MTTC Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 220 (scaled)
- Exam length: 50 questions
- Time limit: 1 hour 15 minutes
- Exam fee: $59
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
MTTC Study Tips from Top Performers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MTTC one exam or a testing program?
MTTC is a Michigan teacher-certification testing program with different tests tied to specific endorsements and grade bands. This practice bank uses the Professional Knowledge and Skills (5-9) framework as its anchor because it provides a coherent pedagogy-focused blueprint that aligns with Michigan's current endorsement expectations.
How many questions are on the MTTC practice-bank anchor test?
The official MTTC Professional Knowledge and Skills (5-9) test page lists 50 selected-response questions and 1 hour 15 minutes of testing time. MTTC requirements vary by endorsement, so always confirm the exact test or tests tied to your Michigan certificate route.
What passing score do I need for MTTC?
The official passing standard shown for MTTC Professional Knowledge and Skills (5-9) is a scaled score of 220. Michigan endorsement pathways can require different MTTC tests, but the 220 scaled standard is the key benchmark on this framework.
How much does MTTC cost?
The current CBT fee listed for MTTC Professional Knowledge and Skills (5-9) is $59. Other MTTC subject tests may have different fees, so verify the exact current amount on the official MTTC site before registering.
What changed in Michigan in 2026?
Michigan Department of Education guidance shows new MTTC alignment requirements taking effect January 1, 2026 for active endorsements, including broader use of the Professional Knowledge and Skills grade-band tests. That makes pedagogy, assessment, and partnership questions more important for many candidates than they were under older endorsement mappings.
How should I study for MTTC effectively?
Prioritize scenario-based pedagogy work rather than memorizing isolated terms. The strongest returns usually come from practicing how to respond to middle-grades learner needs, using assessment evidence to adjust instruction, and choosing legally and ethically sound collaboration steps with families and colleagues.