EnrolledAgentKit

EA exam readiness check

Enter your recent practice-test percentage for each domain of your part; the check weights them by the IRS question counts and shows your gap to a conservative 70% target before you spend $317.

Updated 2026-09-23 · 4 sources · By the EnrolledAgentKit team

Part 1: Individuals

Weights your domain scores by the IRS scored-question counts (85 total).

Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain

Not an official score conversion. The IRS reports a scaled score (500 passes) and does not publish a percent-correct cutoff.

Email me a copy and a plan for my weakest domain

We use your details only to respond to this request. No spam.

Done - print it or save it as a PDF below.

Part 2: Businesses

Weights your domain scores by the IRS scored-question counts (85 total).

Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain

Not an official score conversion. The IRS reports a scaled score (500 passes) and does not publish a percent-correct cutoff.

Email me a copy and a plan for my weakest domain

We use your details only to respond to this request. No spam.

Done - print it or save it as a PDF below.

Part 3: Representation, Practices and Procedures

Weights your domain scores by the IRS scored-question counts (85 total).

Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain
Your recent practice % in this domain

Not an official score conversion. The IRS reports a scaled score (500 passes) and does not publish a percent-correct cutoff.

Email me a copy and a plan for my weakest domain

We use your details only to respond to this request. No spam.

Done - print it or save it as a PDF below.

The IRS does not publish a percentage equivalent of the 500 scaled passing score. The 70% target is our conservative planning bar, not an official cutoff.

All 3 parts, 900 questions, $149 once

Original questions weighted to the IRS content specifications, with explanations that cite the Code, Circular 230 and IRS publications. One payment, free access extension until you pass.

Get all 3 parts - $149

Sources

  1. IRS - SEE Part 1 content specifications (Individuals) (accessed 2026-09-23)
  2. IRS - SEE Part 2 content specifications (Businesses) (accessed 2026-09-23)
  3. IRS - SEE Part 3 content specifications (Representation, Practices and Procedures) (accessed 2026-09-23)
  4. IRS - Enrolled agents: Frequently asked questions (accessed 2026-09-23)
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