NBE Arts Practice Exam
150 questions, 150 minutes, weighted to The Conference's content outline. $15 for one exam, or $35 for a pack of 3.
Timed practice tests for the Arkansas Laws, Rules and Regulations exam that funeral directors and embalmers must pass. Find out whether you would pass today, and exactly what to study if you wouldn't.
Most people take three: one to find weak spots, one after studying, one to confirm before test day. Try a free question first.
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The Arkansas exam tests state law, not embalming science. Each practice exam pulls questions in these proportions, so a weak topic shows up in your score the way it would on test day.
Most Arkansas funeral director candidates also sit the NBE. The same engine builds full-length NBE practice exams, weighted to The Conference's content outline.
150 questions, 150 minutes, weighted to The Conference's content outline. $15 for one exam, or $35 for a pack of 3.
150 questions, 150 minutes, weighted to The Conference's content outline. Opening soon.
$9 for one, or $19 for three. Checkout runs through Stripe, and your first exam opens the moment payment clears.
A 60-minute clock, like the real exam. Skip, mark for review, and change answers until you submit.
Pass or fail at 75%, your score by topic, a recap of what to study, and every missed question explained with its citation.
Our guarantee: if you take the official exam after practicing here and don't pass, your next 3-exam pack is free. How it works
The Arkansas Laws, Rules and Regulations exam (often called the ARLRR or the Arkansas state exam). Arkansas requires it for both funeral director and embalmer licensure. The International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards (The Conference) administers it at Pearson VUE test centers.
Board rules (17 CAR § 30-402) require a minimum score of 75%. Every practice exam here is graded against that same 75% line.
The Conference allows one hour for the Arkansas Laws exam. Our practice exams use a 60-minute clock with 50 questions. The Conference doesn't publish the real exam's question count, and it includes unscored pretest items.
Unlikely. Each exam is drawn at random from the full question bank, and the answer choices are shuffled too. If you check out with the same email, your next exam favors questions you haven't seen yet.
Arkansas Code Title 17, Chapter 29 (embalmers, funeral directors, establishments, crematories, and transport), the Board statutes in Ark. Code § 23-61-1101 and following, the Board's rules in 17 CAR Part 30, the Final Disposition Rights Act, and the FTC Funeral Rule as Arkansas applies it.
Yes, in most cases. Arkansas funeral director and embalmer candidates also take the NBE given by The Conference. We offer NBE Arts practice exams, and NBE Sciences is coming soon.
Graduates of an accredited mortuary school are eligible immediately. Apprentices qualify after completing their case reports or 18 months of apprenticeship. Funeral director candidates may retest every 15 days.
No. This is an independent study aid. Questions are original, written from public statutes and rules, and each cites its source. For official materials, use the Board's Arkansas Laws, Rules and Regulations Study Guide.
Your answers save on your device as you go. Open the same exam link again and you'll pick up where you left off. The exam is graded only when you submit.
One practice exam is $9. A pack of 3 is $19, and that is what most people buy: one exam to find weak spots, one after studying, and one to confirm before test day. Each exam in a pack favors questions you haven't seen yet.
If you finished at least one practice exam here and then don't pass the official exam, your next 3-exam pack is free. Claim it on the guarantee page with your exam link. One free pack per person.
Yes. If a technical problem keeps you from finishing, or you haven't started an exam yet, email us within 30 days for a refund.
This is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Arkansas State Board of Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Cemeteries, and Burial Services or The International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards. Questions are original and written from public statutes and rules. Always check the current law and the Board's study guide.