G1 Auto Maintenance and Light Repair Practice Test

Yes, the G1 exam consists of 46 multiple-choice questions. Each question presents a problem or scenario with four possible answer choices (A, B, C, D), from which you must select the single best or most correct answer.

A passing score is typically 70% or higher, though the exact percentage may be subject to statistical analysis. This means you must answer approximately 32 of the 46 questions correctly. Aim for a comfortable margin above this minimum in your practice.

Yes, many capable DIY enthusiasts successfully pass the G1. The exam tests knowledge of principles and procedures. If you have a strong conceptual understanding of how systems work and have performed a variety of repairs, focused study on the specific test areas and formal terminology can prepare you effectively. Hands-on experience is a major asset, but it must be coupled with study of industry-standard practices.

Study time varies based on prior experience. A candidate with some formal training or extensive experience may need 20-30 hours of review. Someone newer to the field should plan for 40-60 hours or more of structured study. The key is to create a schedule that allows you to cover all topic areas without rushing, using official study guides and practice questions.

Passing the G1 is a significant step toward ASE certification. The G1 is one of several ASE tests. To earn the official ASE credential in Maintenance & Light Repair, you must pass the G1 exam and provide proof of two years of relevant hands-on work experience. The exam validates your knowledge; the experience requirement validates your practical skill.