Helping You Pass the NCIDQ Exam
The Qpractice NCIDQ Exam Section 2 Study Guide helps you prepare for multiple choice questions on design application, project coordination, and professional practice.
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These study posts are arranged in order, so start at the top and work your way down to cover all the material for the NCIDQ Section 2 Exam.
Remember, you have until the end of 2013 to pass both Sections 1 & 2 in the paper-and-pencil format or you will lose credit towards your certificate for the section you passed.
After 2013, all exam candidates will take the new IDFX and IDPX Exams.
NCIDQ Section 2 Study Guide Practice Test Package
Our NCIDQ online practice test includes 150 questions, based on the official content breakdown from the National Council of Interior Design Qualification.
It’s like a complete NCIDQ prep course – this package also includes a downloadable PDF version of the Qpractice NCIDQ Study Guide for Section 2.
There are an awful lot of recommended resources, so many that it would take you forever to read them all, and a second job to afford.
We cut the guess-work, and tell you exactly what is essential, and how to use these resources to effectively prepare for the exam.
One of the most important things you can do to pass the NCIDQ Exam is to learn time management.
Well the truth is, you can’t manage time — you can only manage what YOU do with it.
Here’s a tip that will help you change.
Taking the NCIDQ is like running a marathon – you have to train for it.
Strategies to help you work systematically through the exam and when and how to guess.
The multiple-choice exams will be given for the last time in a paper-and-pencil format in 2013. After the fall 2013 administration, the multiple-choice sections will be delivered exclusively via computer at a network of testing centers across North America.
Those who have not passed both of the current paper-and-pencil multiple-choice sections by the end of 2013 must retake both of the new sections since the content will have shifted between the new sections of the exams.
Remember the elements and principles of design?
You use them every day, but can you name them all? And when was the last time you discussed design theory?