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Electrician License Exam Prep by State
Pick your state. The page tells you which NEC edition Cortova has confirmed for it — or says plainly that the adoption is unconfirmed, which is the honest answer more often than the industry admits.
How the edition is decided
The National Electrical Code is republished every three years, and each state decides for itself when to adopt a new edition. Your licensing exam is written against the edition your state enforces, so studying the wrong one wastes months.
CortovaVoltPrep teaches NEC 2023 and NEC 2026 and switches between them with a toggle. The adoption data behind these pages was cross-checked against two independent published trackers on July 28, 2026. Where those trackers disagreed or were silent, this site publishes nothing — a guessed adoption year sends you to the wrong code book, which is worse than saying “we do not know”.
Local authorities having jurisdiction can enforce a different edition or local amendments than the state. The AHJ wins. Confirm with your board before you buy a code book. Start in the app at Start here, which re-checks the adoption on the server the moment you pick a state.
States confirmed on NEC 2026
8 states
Confirmed on NEC 2026 by both trackers consulted. Most exam prep on the market still teaches 2023 only.
States confirmed on NEC 2023
22 states
Confirmed on NEC 2023 by both trackers consulted. These states move to a newer edition on their own schedule; the course already carries 2026 for when they do.
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- South Carolina electrician exam prep
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- Tennessee electrician exam prep
- Texas electrician exam prep
- West Virginia electrician exam prep
- Wyoming electrician exam prep
Adoption not confirmed
For these 21 jurisdictions Cortova does not have the current adoption verified from two independent sources, so it does not publish one. Ask your licensing board which edition it tests, then set that edition in the course. These pages are deliberately kept out of search results because they carry no state-specific fact worth ranking.
The three purchase paths
- Full Pass — $399, 90 days. Both study lanes — NEC Knowledge and Calculations — plus the Study Lab and every download.
- Technical Knowledge Only (Rescue) — $299, 60 days. The NEC Knowledge lane on its own, for a candidate who already cleared the calculations material.
- Calculations Only (Rescue) — $299, 60 days. The Calculations lane on its own, for a candidate who already cleared the code-knowledge material.
About 525 originally authored, NEC-referenced practice items; a Study Lab of code-navigation drills, worked calculations and vocabulary flashcards; 4 narrated 3D video explainers; a Spanish question bank and a 10-language interface. Reviewed by Reviewed by a licensed master electrician with 30 years in the trade.
Read more: the Study Lab, practice sessions, exam resources, the FAQ, or the long-form write-up at cortova.net/learn/voltprep.
