United States · Licensing examsOfficial practice and other prep compared
| Option | Price | Free to use | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official | |||
AAVSB VTNE practice testsVTNE: the AAVSB’s practice tests, sold through PSI75 questions in 90 minutes, with feedback across the VTNE’s 10 domain areas. Group pricing is available on bulk orders. | $50 per attempt | Not free. The AAVSB’s 10 sample questions are free. | |
AAVSB VTNE outline and study materialsVTNE: the content outline, abbreviations, reference list and sample questionsThe outline gives the question count for each domain, and the AAVSB calls it one of the most important things to review. | No charge listed | The AAVSB calls the sample questions, abbreviations and references free resources | |
ICVA NAVLE Self-AssessmentsNAVLE: ICVA’s web-based practice exams, built from retired NAVLE items200 questions in four blocks of 50, in English or French. You get a projected NAVLE score range, and ICVA says a good result doesn’t guarantee a pass. | $50 regular, $65 Expanded Feedback | Not free. Two 10-item sample assessments are. | |
ICVA NAVLE tutorial and samplesNAVLE: the computer-based tutorial, with sample questionsIt shows how the computerized NAVLE works, in English and French. ICVA recommends going through it before your exam. | Free | ICVA calls the tutorial free, and it has 20 sample items | |
| Other companies | |||
ZukuNAVLE and VTNE: review plans from a private companyStarting prices from Zuku’s home page. We haven’t seen its plan pages, so check what each plan includes and costs before you pay. | Its site says NAVLE plans start at $379 and VTNE plans at $160 | Not listed | |
Mometrix VTNE SecretsVTNE: a study guide with practice questions, from a private publisherMometrix says the AAVSB isn’t affiliated with it and doesn’t endorse the product. Its free page quotes a $365 fee and three windows, which differ from the AAVSB’s handbook, so trust the AAVSB on those. | $49.99 ebook or $54.99 printed, on its own page | It has a page it calls a free VTNE practice test | |
Prices and ratings checked November 2026.
What’s in an AAVSB VTNE practice test?
Each one has 75 questions and runs 90 minutes. The real VTNE has 170 questions. You get feedback on your results across the exam’s 10 domain areas, so you can see where to study. The AAVSB says it offers three versions, and PSI’s store lists Forms A to D.
It’s $50 in US dollars for each attempt, and PSI’s store may show the price in Canadian dollars. The AAVSB also offers group pricing on bulk orders. The questions are copyrighted, and the AAVSB says they aren’t to be copied, recorded or memorized for removal.
Free VTNE practice from the AAVSB
The AAVSB lists 10 sample questions as a free resource, one for each domain, with an answer key. It changes them from time to time. They’re there to show the type of question you’ll see.
NAVLE Self-Assessments from ICVA
Each NAVLE Self-Assessment has 200 multiple-choice questions in four blocks of 50, on the same platform as the real exam. You choose between two timing modes:
| Mode | Per section | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Standard-paced | 55 minutes | 220 minutes |
| Self-paced | 110 minutes | 440 minutes |
ICVA says standard-paced gives the most useful feedback, in one sitting. The regular format costs $50 and gives a report with a projected NAVLE score range. Expanded Feedback costs $65 and adds a review of the questions you got wrong. Both come in English or French, and you have 30 days to finish once you start. ICVA is clear that a good result doesn’t guarantee a pass.
Free NAVLE samples from ICVA
ICVA calls its tutorial and sample assessments free, and it posts more sample questions on its website:
- The computer-based tutorial, with 20 sample items, in English and French
- A further set of sample questions on ICVA’s website
- Two sample assessments, one in English and one in French, each with 10 items, a software tutorial and an answer key
How to choose
- Read your exam’s official outline first, so you know what’s weighted most.
- Try the owner’s free samples to get used to the question style and software.
- Take an official practice test or Self-Assessment under real timing, and note your weak areas.
- Add other companies’ prep only if you need more questions or teaching. They’re private companies, not the exam owners.
Sources: AAVSB · PSI · ICVA and 2 more. Checked November 2026.
- AAVSB: Study for the VTNE ↗
- PSI: AAVSB VTNE practice tests store ↗
- ICVA: NAVLE Self-Assessments ↗
- ICVA: Prepare for the NAVLE ↗
- ICVA: NAVLE tutorial and sample questions ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.
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