How Many Questions Are on the Part 107 Test?

The short answer

60 multiple-choice questions, 2 hours, 70% to pass (42 correct). Closed book at an FAA-approved testing center, with results shown right after you finish.

The Part 107 knowledge test, officially the Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) exam, follows the same format every time. Here is the breakdown.

Test format at a glance

Questions: 60, all multiple choice.
Time limit: 2 hours (120 minutes).
Passing score: 70%, which is 42 correct answers.
Location: an FAA-approved testing center, taken in person.
Cost: $175. See the full cost breakdown.
Results: you see your score when you finish.

Is it open book?

No. It is closed book, but the testing center provides the FAA's testing supplement, which contains the charts and figures some questions refer to. Read more in what the testing supplement is.

What changes on October 26, 2026?

Starting October 26, 2026, the FAA adds image-based questions that use chart excerpts not found in the printed supplement. The number of questions, the time limit and the passing score are not part of that change. See our October 26 update guide.

How to be ready for 60 questions in 2 hours

Take timed practice runs of 60 questions so the pace feels normal. That is about two minutes per question, which is plenty.
Answer the easy ones first and flag the hard ones for a second pass.
Practice chart reading, since those questions take the longest. Try the sectional chart decoder.