Find your exam
Academic Placement & Readiness
Assessments used to place learners into courses or establish readiness for further study.
5Exams
Open an exam to see its format, timing, fees, eligibility, and review status.
Why people take these exams
Place into an appropriate course or program
What to compare when choosing prep
Compare subject coverage, placement use, and retesting rules
ExamQuestions & time
ALEKS Placement, Preparation, and Learning (PPL) Math Placement AssessmentALEKS PPL · McGraw Hill
Up to 25 adaptive, open-response questions (length adapts to the taker; not a fixed form)No fixed time limit published; McGraw Hill states the entire assessment can be completed in 90 minutes (a completion estimate, not a stated limit — institutions may configure time limits)Florida Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT)PERT · FLDOE
90 questions across the full three-subtest battery — 30 per subtest (mathematics, reading, writing), each 25 operational items that form the placement score + 5 field-test items; a separate PERT Diagnostic test exists per subjectUntimed — no time limit; average completion time for all three subtests is about 2 to 3 hours in one sittingPostsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT) — Mathematics subtestPERT Math · FLDOE
30 questions per subject-area test (25 operational items that form the placement score + 5 field-test items)Untimed — no time limit for the mathematics subtest (the full three-subtest PERT averages roughly 2 to 3 hours in one sitting)TABE MathematicsTABE Mathematics · DRC
40 items (identical count at all levels E, M, D, and A)60 minutes total, in two parts: Part 1 45 minutes + Part 2 15 minutes (same at levels E through A)TSIA2 MathematicsTSIA2 Math · THECB
CRC test: 20 items per single testing experience (6 Quantitative Reasoning, 7 Algebraic Reasoning, 3 Geometric and Spatial Reasoning, 4 Probabilistic and Statistical Reasoning); if the CRC benchmark is not met, a Diagnostic test of 48 items (12 per strand across the same four strands) is automatically givenUntimed (no time limit); a paused session may be saved and finished later but must be completed within 14 calendar daysWhat you'll find
Each exam page pairs checked facts — cost, format, passing score — with real test-taker discussions, videos, and write-ups about that exact exam.