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The CNA state test is a two part test consisting of a computer based knowledge exam and practical skills exam. Student are allowed 30 minutes to complete the skills exam and 90 minutes to complete the 72-question computer based exam. To register for this exam or additional exam dates, please contact TrainND Northwest for more information. 701-572-2835 If the first testing attempt is not successful for knowledge and/or skills resting is an option. The North Dakota State CNA testing is monitored by Headmaster and proctored at TrainND Northwest by an approved observer; applicants are required to complete an approved accredited training program before sitting for the state test.

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