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In Mississippi, you’ll need to pass the official DPS written knowledge test before you can get a permit and license. The test is based on the 2026 Mississippi Driver’s Manual.
The written test is administered on a computer at your local DPS location and has 30 multiple-choice questions. To pass, you need at least 24 correct (80%).
You may apply for a permit as early as age 14 if you’re enrolled in a driver’s education course. Most drivers begin at 15. Under-17 applicants must hold the permit for 12 months before taking the driving test for an intermediate license. If you’re 17 or older, you can take the written and driving tests on the same day if you pass the written one first.
At the DPS office, you’ll take a vision test and bring proof of identity, Social Security number, and state residency. Fees include a $7 permit fee, $11 intermediate license fee, or $9-$24 for a license depending on age.
This Mississippi DPS practice test is current for June 2026 and helps you prepare for the real written knowledge test. Use it alongside the official manual to maximize your chances of passing on the first attempt.
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Not ready for a full test right now? Use a 2-minute daily habit to keep permit rules fresh and spot exam-like patterns before test day.
Use this second set to check emergency situations plus sharing the road after the first permit practice test
This page is online practice, not the official DMV exam. Use it to check emergency situations plus sharing the road, then confirm the current MS testing option before relying on an at-home exam.
Based on the categories assigned to this second practice test pool.
Treat this as a second read, not a repeat of the first practice test.
This is one of the main areas in this test pool, so review the rule before another scored attempt.
Test 2 changes the question mix so you can separate understanding from memorized answers.
Use Test 3 to confirm that emergency situations plus sharing the road no longer pull your score down.
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