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NCMHCE
Mock exam
10 case studies, 130 questions with four possible responses, 225 minutes, 100 scored.
Independent preparation. ExamDragon is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC), the Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE) or Pearson VUE. The exams' names are used only to describe the exams; every question, case and guide here is our own, written from NBCC's published 2027 examination specifications.
NCMHCE mock
Before you start
- 130 questions in 10 case studies, each an intake summary and two sessions, four possible responses per question; cases 1 to 5 form the first half. 225 minutes in all; the clock starts when you select Start.
- Within each part of a case (the intake summary, then each session) you can skip questions, flag them, highlight and strike through text, and change answers. When you move on to the next part, the one you leave closes, as on the current NCMHCE; once you submit a half, you cannot return to it.
- After the first half, an optional break of up to 15 minutes. Our clock stops for it; take your exam's own rules from NBCC.
- 30 questions are unscored, standing in for NBCC's field-test items; you will not know which until the report. Answer every question: there is no penalty for guessing.
- Your progress is saved in this browser, so you can come back to an unfinished mock.
Built to NBCC's 2027 examination specifications: the length, the halves, the timing and the break. The screen is ours, not Pearson VUE's software, and the choice of the 30 unscored questions is ours.