Oklahoma Permit Test Format: Question Count, Online vs. In-Person Rules, and the Two-Attempt Limit (2026)

Oklahoma's Class D knowledge test has exactly 20 questions - not 50. Questions are drawn randomly from a larger bank, so the order and selection change each time. Here's what that means for how you prepare.

How Many Questions Are on the Oklahoma Permit Test?

The Oklahoma Class D learner's permit test has 20 multiple-choice questions. You must answer at least 15 correctly (75%) to pass. The time limit is 60 minutes for both online and in-person versions.

Test Format Details

• ► Total Questions: 20 multiple-choice.
• ► Passing Score: 15 correct out of 20 (75%).
• ► Time Limit: 60 minutes.
• ► Format: Multiple-choice (A, B, C, D). No true/false questions.
• ► Question Selection: Randomly selected from the Class D knowledge bank - the test changes each attempt.

Question Categories

Use the official Driver Study Hub practice test - it replicates the actual kiosk interface. Download the Oklahoma Driver Manual PDF for all source material.

What Are the Online vs. In-Person Rules for the Oklahoma Knowledge Test?

The online and in-person tests are identical in length, format, and passing score. You may take the written exam online two times. Fail both online attempts and all further tests must be taken in person. A 30-day wait applies after a third failure at a Service Oklahoma location.

• ► Retest Fee: $4.00 per failed attempt - there are no free retakes. Each failed test adds $4.00 to your final issuance total.
• ► Waiting Period: Wait one calendar day before retesting after a failure.
• ► No attempt cap: There is no hard limit on total written test attempts.

After passing, pay the $42.50 permit issuance fee at the Service Oklahoma counter or licensed tag agency. Review the Oklahoma Written Knowledge Test page for current online testing rules and FAQs. For full test question count and passing score details, see https://www.shoro.ai/us/learners-permit/oklahoma.