OSAT Agricultural Education (042)

It is a computer-based test with 80 selected-response questions and 1 constructed-response assignment. No reference materials are provided, so build your own recall of key terms, processes, and safety practices. The appointment includes a tutorial and nondisclosure agreement before timed testing begins.

You have 4 hours of testing time within a 4 hours and 15 minutes total appointment, and 15 minutes of that is the CBT tutorial and nondisclosure agreement. Reserve roughly 45 to 60 minutes for the constructed-response assignment and keep selected-response items moving; flag uncertain items and return later.

The passing score is 240. The CEOE score report shows your result against that threshold. Because one constructed-response assignment carries real weight, practice writing complete, organized responses rather than relying only on multiple-choice drills.

The test fee is $118. Review the fee and payment information on the CEOE site before registering, and confirm current policies there, since registration, rescheduling, and refund rules are set by the program rather than by this page.

Testing is by appointment during specific testing windows at sites located in Oklahoma and nationwide. Seat availability varies by window, so check the seat availability tool and the test and score dates schedule on the CEOE site before you commit to a preparation timeline.

The main risks are underestimating the constructed-response assignment and spreading study too thinly. Candidates who only review broad agriculture content often write vague responses that lack specific examples, terminology, or reasoned justification. Practice timed writing and get feedback against the framework's objectives.

Start with the official test framework, since it defines the objectives the test is built from. Map each objective to your strongest and weakest coursework, then study weak areas first, follow with the practice test and tutorial, and finish with timed constructed-response rehearsal.

Retake and waiting-period rules are set by the CEOE program and are not stated on the test page summarized here. Check the CEOE policies and registration pages for the current retake process, fees, and any waiting period before scheduling another attempt.

The program states that tests may include questions being evaluated for future administrations and that these do not affect a candidate's score. Treat every question seriously anyway, because you cannot identify which items are unscored.