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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: Praxis Core Exam

56R / 40W+2E / 56M

Core Item Structure

ETS test pages

85m / 100m / 90m

Subtest Time Limits

ETS test pages

$90 each

Subtest Fee

ETS fee table

$150

Combined 5752 Fee

ETS fee table

State-set

Passing Scores

Teacher licensing agencies

2026

Prep Cycle

Current ETS registration guidance

ETS publishes Praxis Core as three subtests or a combined 5752 session. Current ETS test information lists Reading (56 selected-response, 85 minutes), Writing (40 selected-response + 2 essays, 100 minutes), and Mathematics (56 selected-response, 90 minutes), with pricing shown as $90 per subtest or $150 combined for 5752 in current fee tables used for 2026 planning.

About the Praxis Core Exam

Praxis Core is an ETS teacher-certification exam that measures foundational reading, writing, and mathematics skills required for educator preparation and many state licensure pathways.

Questions

154 scored questions

Time Limit

4h 35m combined (85m Reading, 100m Writing, 90m Math)

Passing Score

Set by state board (scaled by subtest)

Exam Fee

$150 combined or $90 per subtest (ETS)

Praxis Core Exam Content Outline

Reading subtest

Reading

Key ideas/details, craft and structure, and integration of knowledge across passages and visuals

Writing subtest

Writing

Usage/conventions, revision skills, source-based writing, and argumentative/informative essay logic

Mathematics subtest

Mathematics

Numbers/quantity, algebra and functions, geometry/measurement, statistics/probability

How to Pass the Praxis Core Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Set by state board (scaled by subtest)
  • Exam length: 154 questions
  • Time limit: 4h 35m combined (85m Reading, 100m Writing, 90m Math)
  • Exam fee: $150 combined or $90 per subtest

Keys to Passing

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

Praxis Core Study Tips from Top Performers

1Train each subtest separately first, then switch to mixed timed blocks for pacing
2For reading, prove every answer with explicit passage evidence before selecting
3For writing, prioritize revision logic and evidence integration over stylistic complexity
4For math, translate word problems into equations before computing
5Track misses by subtest domain and rebalance study time weekly

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on Praxis Core?

ETS lists Praxis Core as three subtests. Reading includes 56 selected-response items (85 minutes), Writing includes 40 selected-response items plus 2 essays (100 minutes), and Mathematics includes 56 selected-response items (90 minutes).

How much does Praxis Core cost in 2026 planning?

Current ETS fee tables list $90 per individual subtest and $150 for the combined 5752 test registration. Always confirm fees in your ETS account before checkout.

Can I take Praxis Core as one combined exam or separate subtests?

Yes. ETS allows registration by individual subtest or combined session, depending on your schedule and state requirements.

What passing score do I need for Praxis Core?

Passing scores are determined by the state agency or educator-preparation program, not one national cutoff. Confirm required scaled scores for your jurisdiction before scheduling.

How should I study Praxis Core effectively?

Use subtest-specific study blocks: 1) reading evidence and inference drills, 2) writing revision and source-based argument practice, and 3) math setup accuracy and word-problem translation. Then run timed mixed sets weekly.

Is Praxis Core the same as Praxis Elementary?

No. Praxis Core measures foundational academic skills for many teacher-candidate pathways, while Praxis Elementary assessments target elementary-subject teaching content and pedagogy requirements set by states/programs.

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