EE-98J Journeyman
- Written Part 1, Code: 50 questions · 145 minutes · 75% · Open book
- Written Part 2, Theory: 50 questions · 120 minutes · 75% · Closed book
- Hands-on practical: 100 points · 120 minutes · 75%
New Mexico Exam Prep – Self-Study (2020 NEC)
$495.00
New Mexico EE-98 and EE-98J electrical exam prep self-study
Prepare for the written NEC and electrical-theory portions of New Mexico’s EE-98 or EE-98J exams.
Build Code-navigation speed, calculation accuracy, theory knowledge, and a repeatable timed-practice routine.
152 pagesprinted study manual
100 video lessonstotaling 21 hours
500+ questionspaper and digital practice
2020 NECcourse edition
This self-study system turns the same core NEC curriculum used in JCR’s instructor-led classes into a structured plan you can complete from anywhere. JCR has trained 20,000+ electricians since 1985. 93% pass rate for JCR classroom students.
See what is inside your self-study package
Permanent Code-book tabs are included
Organize heavily tested NEC articles, tables, and sections so you can find them faster while studying. Apply the tabs only as permitted by the current testing-vendor rules.
Built for the exam you are taking
EE-98 Contractor Qualifier
- Part 1: 80 questions · 200 minutes · 75%
- Part 2: 40 questions · 100 minutes · 75%
- Plus Part 3 specialties and Business & Law (exam or approved course)
Check the fit before ordering: JCR supports EE-98 Parts 1 and 2 and the EE-98J written NEC/theory components.
Exactly what is included
- 152-page printed manual: six-week roadmap, Code navigation, calculations, guided practice, and answer keys.
- 100 video lessons totaling 21 hours: self-paced instruction you can pause, replay, and review.
- 500+ practice questions: paper practice, explanations, and timed digital mock-exam work.
- Permanent Code-book tabs: faster access to heavily tested NEC articles, tables, and sections.
The printed manual and videos organize the 2020 NEC navigation, calculations, and theory work shared by the written EE-98 and EE-98J components.
Exam facts, books, and official sources
What to study
- In the exam room for EE-98 Parts 1–2 and EE-98J Part 1: the 2020 NEC (or the NEC Handbook) and the New Mexico Electrical Code, NMAC 14.10.4
- Also allowed for EE-98 Part 1 and EE-98J Part 1: National Electrical Safety Code, 2007 edition
- Study books, not allowed in the exam room:
- American Electricians’ Handbook, 17th edition
- Ugly’s Electrical References (2008, 2011 or 2014 edition)
- Lineman’s and Cableman’s Handbook, 14th edition
- EE-98J Part 2 (Theory, closed book) also lists:
- NFPA 72, 2010 edition
- Cathodic Protection (2nd edition)
- Low Voltage Wiring: Security/Fire Alarm Systems (3rd edition)
- Live Sound Reinforcement
- Data, Voice, and Video Cabling (3rd edition)
- CCTV: Networking and Digital Technology (2nd edition)
- EE-98 Part 3 (Specialties): NFPA 72, 2010 edition and the 2020 NEC in the exam room, plus the study titles in the contractor bulletin
- Business & Law:
Official rules
How to use the course
- Set up the manual, videos, and exact Code/reference books approved for your exam.
- Follow the six-week roadmap and work each subject with the books open.
- Use timed questions to expose weak topics and improve lookup speed.
- Rework missed questions and take full-length mock exams before scheduling.
Most students who pass study 6–8 weeks, about an hour a night. Your schedule may vary with experience and available study time.
Shipping, access, and returns
Online access and printed materials are delivered separately. Printed materials ship the same business day; standard shipping is estimated at 5–10 business days and calculated at checkout.
Questions? Call JCR at (704) 696-8555 or email us here.
Common questions before you order
What is the difference between EE-98J and EE-98? EE-98J is the journeyman worker credential. EE-98 is the contractor qualifier classification and adds broader contractor-level exam and business-law requirements.
Which bulletin should I use? Use the current journeyman bulletin for EE-98J and the current contractor bulletin for EE-98. Their component lists and approved references differ.
How long should I study? Most students who pass study 6–8 weeks, about an hour a night, for the written Code and theory work. Add practice time for any practical or specialty part.
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