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Key Facts: NREMT AEMT Exam
67%
First-Time Pass Rate
NREMT 2024
950
Passing Score
Scaled, out of 1,500
135
Questions (Fixed)
100 scored, 35 pilot
31-35%
Clinical Judgment
NEW domain (July 2024)
$159
Exam Fee
Per attempt
2h 15m
Time Limit
NREMT
The NREMT AEMT cognitive exam has 135 fixed questions (100 scored, 35 unscored pilot) with 2 hours 15 minutes time limit. A scaled score of 950 (out of 1,500) is required to pass. Clinical Judgment (31-35%) and Medical/OB-GYN (25-29%) are the largest domains. The exam costs $159 per attempt with up to 6 attempts within a 2-year window. The July 2024 update added the new Clinical Judgment domain testing communication, leadership, and information processing.
About the NREMT AEMT Exam
The NREMT AEMT cognitive exam uses fixed-length linear format with 135 questions (100 scored + 35 pilot). Passing certifies you as a Nationally Registered Advanced EMT. The exam was restructured in July 2024 to include a NEW Clinical Judgment domain (31-35%).
Questions
135 scored questions
Time Limit
2h 15m
Passing Score
950/1,500 scaled
Exam Fee
$159 (NREMT (Pearson VUE))
NREMT AEMT Exam Content Outline
Clinical Judgment
NEW domain: Communication, leadership, recognize cues, analyze cues, define hypothesis, generate solutions, take action, evaluation
Medical/Obstetrics/Gynecology
Neurological emergencies, diabetic crises, allergic reactions, seizures, stroke, toxicology, environmental, OB emergencies, childbirth, neonatal care
Cardiology/Resuscitation
ECG interpretation, cardiac arrest management, AED/defibrillation, CPR, cardiac medications, post-resuscitation care
Airway/Respiration/Ventilation
Airway assessment, BVM ventilation, OPA/NPA, suctioning, oxygen therapy, respiratory emergencies, difficult airway recognition
Trauma
Trauma assessment, hemorrhage control, shock management, TBI, spinal trauma, chest/abdominal trauma, burns, immobilization
EMS Operations
Scene safety, vehicle operations, documentation, legal considerations, incident command, hazmat awareness, MCI management
How to Pass the NREMT AEMT Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 950/1,500 scaled
- Exam length: 135 questions
- Time limit: 2h 15m
- Exam fee: $159
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NREMT AEMT pass rate?
The NREMT AEMT cognitive exam has a first-time pass rate of approximately 67% for candidates from accredited programs. The exam uses fixed-length format with 135 questions (100 scored, 35 pilot) and requires a scaled score of 950 out of 1,500. You have up to 6 attempts within your 2-year eligibility window.
What is the NEW Clinical Judgment domain?
The Clinical Judgment domain was added in July 2024 and comprises 31-35% of the AEMT exam. It tests the information processing cycle: recognize cues, analyze cues, define hypothesis, generate solutions, take action, and evaluation. This domain also includes communication and leadership skills in EMS response.
How many questions are on the NREMT AEMT exam?
The NREMT AEMT cognitive exam has 135 fixed questions — 100 scored and 35 unscored pilot items. You have 2 hours and 15 minutes to complete the exam. Unlike the EMT exam which uses CAT adaptive format, AEMT uses linear (fixed-length) format.
How is AEMT different from EMT?
AEMTs have an expanded scope of practice including IV therapy, advanced airway management (supraglottic airways), and additional medication administration. The AEMT exam includes the NEW Clinical Judgment domain (31-35%) not tested on the EMT exam. AEMT bridges the gap between EMT and Paramedic.
How long should I study for the NREMT AEMT exam?
Plan for 80-120 hours of study over 4-6 weeks after completing your AEMT course. Focus on Clinical Judgment (31-35%) and Medical/OB-GYN (25-29%) domains. Master ECG interpretation basics, airway management, and medication administration. Practice with scenario-based questions.