How KETBILIETAI® Tests Work
KETBILIETAI® the tests take place in the same order as the driving theory exam at Regitra.
By studying at ketbilietai.lt, you can fully prepare for the driving theory exam at Regitra.
How many mistakes can be made in the theory test?
The theory exam is considered passed if at least 80% of the questions are answered correctly within the allotted time.
When solving B, B1 and BE, a maximum of 6 mistakes (out of 30 questions) can be made in the exam. Solving A (A1, A2, including AM) 7 mistakes can be made (out of 35 questions). When deciding C (C1), CE (C1E), D (D1), DE (D1E) category exam can be made 8 mistakes (out of 40 questions).
A question is considered to be answered incorrectly if not all correct answers are marked and/or at least one wrong answer is marked.
How long does the test take?
The time limit in minutes equals the number of questions in the KET test. The test ends when the allotted time expires.
Each question is given 1 minute to answer, so it is enough time to both read the question carefully and read the answer options even several times. A total of 30 questions take 30 minutes, respectively 35 questions — 35 minutes, 40 questions — 40 minutes.
How many questions are there in the Full KET test (exam)?
The number of questions depends on the category you are taking, and whether you are taking the theory exam for several categories:
| CATEGORY | NUMBER OF QUESTIONS |
| A (A1, A2, including AM) | 35 |
| B (B1) | 30 |
| BE | 30 |
| C (C1) | 40 |
| CE (C1E) | 40 |
| D (D1) | 40 |
| DE (D1E) | 40 |
What do learned (marked in green) questions mean?
The program tracks your learning process and no longer displays learned questions in the learning queue (however, they are always displayed in the Full KET Test).
To make a question "Learned", i.e. marked in green on the progress graph, it must be answered correctly at least twice in a row.
If you answer a learned question incorrectly in the full test, it returns to the unlearned state and must be answered correctly twice in succession to become learned again.
More information can be found here