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Louisiana Electrical Contractor

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Louisiana Electrician Exam Prep

Get ready for the Louisiana Electrical Statewide exam. Choose from online courses, NEC books, tabs, practice exams and complete packages, all built around your exam.

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70%Passing score
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One Exam. One License. All of Louisiana.

The LSLBC licenses electrical contractors statewide. Pass the Electrical Statewide exam, complete your application, and your business can take on electrical projects over $10,000 anywhere in Louisiana.

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Louisiana Electrician Exam Prep Options

STATEWIDE

Louisiana Statewide Electrical Contractor

For electrical contractors ready to bid larger jobs. Pass one exam, and your business can take on electrical projects over $10,000 anywhere in Louisiana.

  • Electrical contracting on projects over $10,000
  • LSLBC approval required before you test
  • 100 questions, 4 hours, 70% required to pass
  • Open book: 2023 NEC, Ugly's Electrical References and OSHA 29 CFR 1926
  • Includes swimming pool, lighting and sign questions
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OPEN-BOOK EXAM PREPARATION

Open Book, But Every Minute Counts

The LSLBC allows you to highlight, underline, annotate and add permanent tabs to your books before test day, but you can't write in your books during the exam.

With 100 questions in 4 hours, you have under 2 and a half minutes per question. There isn’t time to look up every answer on test day, so My Contractors License teaches you how to navigate the codebook quickly. Highlighting guides show you exactly what to mark, so you can find answers fast.

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STEPS TO LICENSURE

Your Path to a Louisiana Electrical License

1

Apply to the LSLBC. Submit your license application. You can't schedule your exam until the board approves you.

2

Complete the Business and Law course. Initial applicants take the LSLBC's online course from their own computer.

3

Study with My Contractors License. Work through our online course and tab your books, then take timed practice exams until you're scoring 95% or higher.

4

Schedule and pass your exam. Once approved, PSI emails you to schedule. The exam fee is $140, and your eligibility lasts one year.

5

Finish your license. Complete the LSLBC's remaining application requirements after you pass.

LOUISIANA ELECTRICAL FAQS

What You Need to Know

Does Louisiana have a state electrician license?

Yes, Louisiana's statewide electrical license is for contractors. The LSLBC issues it to the contracting business, which can be a company or an individual working as a sole proprietor. An individual, called the qualifying party, takes the exam for that license.

Journeyman and master electrician licenses are issued locally by parishes and cities, such as New Orleans, so check with your local office.

Which code book is on the Electrical Statewide exam?

The exam is based on the 2023 NEC. You can also bring Ugly's Electrical References and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.

What score do I need to pass?

You need 70%, or 70 out of 100 questions.

Do I need approval before I schedule?

Yes. Apply to the LSLBC first. Once you're approved, PSI emails you, and you can schedule. You don't need approval to start studying, though. Start our course while your application is under review, and you'll be ready to test as soon as you're approved.

What happens if I don’t pass?

Complete the MCL program, take the exam, and if you don't pass, we'll refund more than you paid — 110% of your prep course purchase. No other Louisiana Electrician exam prep in the market makes that promise. See full guarantee terms

You can retake the exam during your one-year eligibility period. Your score report shows your weak areas, and our coaches can review them with you before your next attempt.

How do I keep my license active?

Your first LSLBC license is valid for one year. After that, you can renew for one, two or three years at a time, and the board sends reminders about 60 and 15 days before it expires. Keep a qualifying party on your license and your address up to date.

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