No exam may be attempted more than three (3) times in any twelve (12) month period. The twelve (12) month period shall commence on the date of the first examination failure occurs. No paper exams will be provided following training.
Exams can be taken in-person at a testing site or at home.
All examinees at all exam sites will be required to be 18 years of age and present a government-issued photo ID showing the date of their birth.
How to Schedule a Remote, at Home Exam:
- Register for an account at: http://indiana.metrosignup.com.
- Once registered, sign up for a Remotely Proctored Exam.
These exams are proctored remotely by a human (via webcam and microphone) as well as using artificial intelligence (AI).
Do NOT sign up if you do not have complete control over your environment.
Exams will be halted and counted as a failure if any of the below occur:
- If any person is detected in the exam room by the remote proctor or AI, regardless of age or intent.
- If any voice(s) are detected by the remote proctor or AI.
- Any disruption in the web cam or microphone.
- Leaving the exam area for any reason.
You will be required to agree to these as well as other rules during the sign up process.
How to Schedule an In-Person Exam at a Testing Site:
- Register for an account at: http://indiana.metrosignup.com.
- Once registered, you may:
- Locate testing centers;
- Sign up for an exam.
- Applicators without internet access may call and leave a message to sign up for an exam. Telephone: 1-877-533-2900 (leave a message).
Testing sites are limited and available on a first-come, first-serve basis. There may not be a testing site in your immediate area.
Find a CCH program
Find manuals, eLearning, and in-person training sessions provided by Purdue Pesticide Programs.
Exam Preparation Options:
- Self-Study: To purchase training materials, visit the Purdue Pesticide Programs Resources-Training Manuals page.
- In-Person Exam Preparation CORE Training: visit the Purdue University Extension Pesticide Exam Preparation Course page. Note: Private Applicator Permit requires the CORE training, and NOT Registered Technician training.
- E-Learning CORE Training: visit the Purdue Pesticide Programs Pesticide Applicator Core eLearning/Online page.