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This certificate is accepted by the employment and academic communities as an accurate assessment of basic skills. To pass the test, students must obtain an overall average of 450 with no sub-test score below 410. A Nevada State Certificate of High School Equivalency is then issued.  \nEligibility Requirements for Testing and Issuance of Certificate:  \n1. Minimum Test Scores for Certification  \na. An overall test score of 2250 with an average standard score of 450. No score may be under 410 on any individual test.  \n2. GED tests can be administered only to persons who:  \na. Have not graduated from an accredited high school or received a highschool equivalency certificate or diploma, and  \nb. are not currently enrolled in a regular high school, and  \n[c. meet](c. meet) the minimum age requirements, and  \nd. are residents of Nevada, and  \ne. present a Government Issued photo ID or school ID (within past year), and any other documentation required by the test center.  \n3. Minimum age for testing – 18, except in the following cases:  \nApplicants who are 16 or 17 years of age may register to take the GED exam after presenting written permission from the local school board of trustees, written permission signed by parent or legal guardian, verification of withdrawal from school, and meeting all criteria above.  \n4. Residency  \na. Certificates of High School Equivalency are issued to persons who reside in the State of Nevada at the time of testing or are on active military duty and have attended a secondary school in Nevada.  \nNevada’s residency policy for GED testing allows for testing certain nonresidents who lives near the border of Nevada in adjacent states when a testing site is not easily accessible in their own state.  \n5. English and Spanish test scores are not combined.  \nGED INFORMATION GUIDE  \nThis information pertains to GED 2012 tests. These answers apply only to the State of Nevada, and may vary for other states. Please check with your test site to be sure you have the latest and most accurate information.  \n1. What does GED stand for? General Educational Development.  \n2. What areas does the GED test battery cover? Language Arts (Writing Parts 1 and 2 and Reading), Social Studies, Science, and Mathematics.  \n3. How many questions and how much time is allowed per section?  \n\n| Test | Content | Number of Items | Time Limit |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Language Arts\u003Cbr>Writing Part 1 | Organization 15%\u003Cbr>Sentence Structure 30%\u003Cbr>Usage 30%\u003Cbr>Mechanics 25% | 50 | 120 minutes\u003Cbr>(45 minutes of this time is allowed for the essay.) |\n| Language Arts\u003Cbr>Writing Part 2 | Essay | 1 |  |\n| Social Studies | U.S. History 25%\u003Cbr>World History 15%\u003Cbr>Civics and Government 25%\u003Cbr>Geography 15%\u003Cbr>Economics 20% | 50 | 70 minutes |\n| Science | Life Science 45%\u003Cbr>Earth and Space Science 20%\u003Cbr>Physical Science 35% | 50 | 80 minutes |\n| Language Arts Reading | Nonfiction Texts 25%\u003Cbr>Literary Texts 75%\u003Cbr>• Prose Fiction\u003Cbr>• Poetry\u003Cbr>• Drama | 40 | 65 minutes |\n| Mathematics | Number Operations and Number Sense 25% Measurement and Geometry 25%\u003Cbr>Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability 25% Algebra 25% | Part 1 25 with calculator | 45 minutes |\n|  |  | Part 2\u003Cbr>25 no calculator | 45 minutes |\n| Totals: |  | Questions:\u003Cbr>240 + essay | Time: 7 hours, 5 minutes |\n\n4. How much does it cost to take the tests? Currently the fee is $60.00 for the entire battery of tests. The fee is payable at the time of registration and is non-refundable (without a valid written medical explanation from a health care professional) . If this fee poses a financial hardship, check with Nevada Job Connect, JOIN, or other agencies in your area to see if aid is available.  \n5. 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