Please be aware that many of the rules and regulations are different in other countries so don't concentrate too hard on getting all of the non-theory questions correct.

Hamtest.com Generates a new test paper each time you log in, this requires a Java compatible Web browser. This site is for the American FCC exams. Please select the General Test.

QRZ's Practice Amateur Radio Exams is also a good practice exam sit, since both sites are suing the same question pools there is no advantage to using both web sites.

If you find that you are having difficulty in a particular area the following Web site may be helpful
The New Zealand Amateur Radio Study Guide Don't forget to have a go at the practice questions.

A band plan is a voluntary system of agreements designed to prevent the various modes of operation within the amateur bands from interfering with each other.
All Experimenters should follow the band plan guidelines except in emergencies.

The Current UK band plan can be found on the RSGB web site at
Current UK band plans One important difference between the U.K. and Irish band plans is that on some bands the permitted power levels in Ireland are different, for up to date information on Irish Power levels you should study your copy of
Notes for the Guidance of Intending Applicants For Radio Experimenters Licences which is available on request from the ODTR .

The following pages contain some information about how to operate your station in a manner that is considerate to other operators

The following Web page is rare DX as it is In India!
Operating Procedures for a Newly Licensed Ham Radio Operator

It is important that You have a good understanding of the Q-codes and the most common CW Abbreviations as these often form the basis of exam questions

Here is a comprehensive page of Ham radio Jargon which will help you understand all of the common abbreviations that are used on Air.
Jargon