Florida CGC / CBC exam prep

You need 70% to pass. Know you're ready before you book the exam.

PassGC drills the real Florida exam — open-book reference training, exam-weighted topics, timed mocks — and tracks your readiness against the passing line every day.

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01 — Know your number

No guessing. You're ready when the number says so.

Topics weighted like the exam

Practice follows the real CGC/CBC blueprint — heavy topics get heavy reps, and your mastery is tracked per topic.

Weak spots get targeted

Miss lien law twice and the engine sends it back until you stop missing it. Recommendations rank by what moves your score most.

Mocks scored against the 70% line

Timed, full-length mock exams with the same time pressure as test day — every score lands above or below the line that matters.

02 — Train the books

The Florida exam is open book. Winning it means knowing where to look.

Every question carries its real reference — Florida Building Code, OSHA 29 CFR, Florida Statutes, AIA contract documents. PassGC trains the lookup itself: which book, which chapter, how fast you found it.

This is a real question from the question bank. The answer — and the explanation for every option — is waiting in your first session.

Exam-style question — from the live bank

Under Florida Lien Law (Ch. 713), a contractor must serve a Notice to Owner within how many days of first furnishing labor or materials?

  • A.15 days
  • B.30 days
  • C.45 days
  • D.90 days
Ref: Florida Statutes Ch. 713 — §713.06 Notice to Owner
03 — Never study alone

Stuck? Get a hint — not the answer.

The built-in AI tutor gives progressive hints (3 per question) that nudge you toward the reasoning instead of handing you the letter. After you answer, it explains why every option is right or wrong.

Hint 1 — a nudgeHint 2 — a directionHint 3 — a strong guide
04 — Founder pricing

20 founder slots. Straightforward pricing.

Early members lock in founder pricing for as long as they stay subscribed. When the slots are gone, they're gone.