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PMK Training Features and Benefits
PMK Training is a personalized Skill-Building Training Solution for Navy-Wide Advancement Exam (NWE) Study
We offer practice BMR and PMK exams and quizzes for building and increasing your Final Multiple Score (FMS). Other highlights include:
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Create your own Occupational Training (In-Rate) Study Quizzes
Maximize your study time! Consider this: If 10 Sailors at your command are taking the same exam as you are and they each entered 20 test questions from the source bibliography, you would ALL have a 200 question Occupational (In-Rate) study quiz. To organize a study group and get started on your In-Rate training quizzes, take the following steps TODAY:
It's that simple! Your study group can share your questions with other study groups within this site. So! if your study group created 200 questions, and 10 other study groups (from other commands) also created 200 questions, you ALL could share a pool of 2000 bibliography-specific questions. Think that might help you on your exam? Get Started Today! It's FREE! [ Sign Up ]NOTE: It is not mandatory to organize a study group in order to enter your own occupational questions.
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PMK Mock Exam Stats
Exam results based on 212 Administered Exams since February 2008
The PMK Mock Advancement Exam is designed to give you a "ball park" feel for how you measure against your peers. To mimic the actual Navy-wide Advancement Exam, all participants take the same exact exam. Note: Remember this is only a training tool to help you identify your strong and weak PMK areas and should not be construed as an accurate prediction of how you will perform on the Navy-wide. Mock Exam Schedule Current Exam Expires: Saturday, March 15, 2008
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PMK Question of the Day
Question of the Day Responses
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Today's Quiz Stats
Total PMK quiz questions administered today: 119
Answered Correctly: 85.7% Question Most Often Answered Incorrectly: What authority requires that records be maintained on naval personnel which reflect their fitness for service and performance of duties 1. Chief of Naval Personnel 2. MILPERSMAN Article 1070-170 3. Article 1129, U.S. Navy Regulations, 1990 4. Both 2 and 3 above |
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