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Practice questions on basic nursing skills, personal care, infection control, and residents' rights, matching the format used by Ivy Tech Community College (state-contracted) in Indiana. 100 questions on the real written exam, 80% to pass. Full explanations on every answer.

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About the Indiana CNA Competency Exam

The Indiana Certified Nursing Assistant competency exam is administered by Ivy Tech Community College (state-contracted), under the oversight of the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) - Long Term Care Division. It combines a 100-question written (or oral) knowledge test requiring 80% to pass with a hands-on skills evaluation. Exceeds the federal OBRA floor of 75 hours; no state registration or renewal fee.

Why this matters: Both the written and skills portions must usually be passed within a set window of completing your training program. Missing that window in Indiana can mean retaking your training hours, not just the exam.

Why Practice Before the Test

The Indiana CNA written exam covers real clinical knowledge, from infection control to residents' rights under federal OBRA 1987 protections. Practising realistic multiple-choice questions with full explanations builds the recall speed you need, especially for scenario-based questions that test judgment, not just memorization.

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Free sample: Try 5 randomly selected questions below. Use Drill Mode to focus on Basic Nursing Skills and Personal Care Skills, the two most heavily tested areas.

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Practice one topic at a time. Start with Basic Nursing Skills and Personal Care Skills, the most heavily tested areas on the CNA exam.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Indiana CNA written/knowledge exam has 100 questions, and you need 80% correct to pass. It is administered by Ivy Tech Community College (state-contracted), under the oversight of the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) - Long Term Care Division. Exceeds the federal OBRA floor of 75 hours; no state registration or renewal fee.
Indiana uses Ivy Tech Community College (state-contracted) to administer the CNA competency exam, which combines a written or oral knowledge test with a hands-on skills evaluation. 5 skills tasks, 3 attempts per component
Indiana requires 105 hours (30 classroom / 75 clinical) of state-approved nurse aide training before you're eligible to sit the competency exam.
Indiana CNA certification must be renewed every 2 years, typically by logging a minimum number of paid nursing-related hours within that period. Check with the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) - Long Term Care Division for the exact renewal process.

Study Guide: Indiana

How to Prepare for the CNA (Nursing Assistant) in Indiana

100
written questions
Ivy Tech Community College
testing vendor
Every 2 years
renewal

About the real test in Indiana

100 questions, 80% to pass, administered by Ivy Tech Community College (state-contracted). Certification renews every 2 years.

About the CNA (Nursing Assistant), nationwide

The CNA written competency exam is administered state by state, most commonly through Credentia (NNAAP), Prometric, or D&S/Headmaster, but the underlying content domains, basic nursing skills, personal care skills, residents' rights, and infection control, are set nationally and tested everywhere.

Things that make the biggest difference

Basic Nursing Skills and Personal Care Skills carry the most weight combined

Vital signs, positioning and transfers, and activities of daily living make up the largest share of most state exams. These are also the skills tested again on the hands-on skills portion, so mastering them pays off twice.

Residents' Rights questions have a clear, correct pattern

The right answer almost always favors dignity, privacy, choice, and informed consent. When in doubt between two options, choose the one that respects the resident's autonomy.

Know your state's specific vendor and renewal requirements

Testing vendor, question count, and renewal periods vary by state, some renew every 2 years, others require registry renewal on a different cycle. Confirm your state's specific process before test day.

Why TestReadyUSA works for the CNA (Nursing Assistant)

TestReadyUSA's CNA practice covers the national knowledge domains used by every state nurse aide registry, with real per-state testing-vendor, question-count, and renewal facts for wherever you're getting certified.