How long is the Part 107 test?

The FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot knowledge test (UAG) is a 60-question, multiple-choice exam with a 2-hour limit. You need at least 70% to pass. Those logistics are stable exam facts Remote Pilot candidates should know before scheduling.

What to expect at the testing center

• Tests are delivered through FAA-approved knowledge testing centers (commonly PSI)—bring required ID and follow center rules. See Where to take the Part 107 exam.
• You receive a score report after the exam; use ACS knowledge areas on missed items to guide restudy.
• Initial certification and recurrent paths differ; this guide is the initial UAG. After you hold the certificate, see Part 107 recurrent training.
• English language and eligibility rules still apply—know who may take the test.

How to use the time

Two hours is usually enough if you have practiced full-length exams. Flag hard chart items, keep moving, then return. Do not burn ten minutes on one sectional vignette early.

Learn Sugar Part 107 prep ends with timed 60-question practice exams in the same rhythm as the real UAG so pacing is familiar before you schedule.