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A common theory test and a specific theory test
Under the official test scheme, A1 and A2 require a common theory test and a specific one, except where regulatory exemptions apply.
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A common theory test and a specific theory test
A common theory test without a specific module
A specific theory test without a common module
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Como regla general, para obtener A1 o A2 hay que superar en teoria:
- Una prueba común y una prueba específica(Correct answer)
- Una prueba común sin modulo específico
- Una prueba específica sin modulo común
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