Master the PELLET B Test: Complete 2025 Prep Course



Updated: 15.6.2025

The PELLET B (POST Entry‐Level Law Enforcement Test Battery) is a pre-recruitment assessment test administered by the Police Officers Standards and Training agency (POST)

The PELLET B assessment is the gatekeeper for agencies like CHP, Oakland PD, and Sacramento PD.

Our Complete 2025 Prep Course gives you everything you need to clear that gate on the first try.

  • Full-Length (85 Questions) Exam Simulation – Mirrors the official POST timing and scoring, so there are zero surprises on test day.
  • Targeted Practice Tests - covering every element of the PELLET B (Reading, Writing, Logical Reasoning, and CLOZE), that will allow you to elevate your skills and work on the areas that you need to improve the most.
  • 3 Original PDF Study Guides – Concise theory, solved examples, and quick-reference tips you can print or view on any device.

While many other sites offer generic and inaccurate preparation for the PELLET B test, JobTestPrep's newly upgraded preparation pack is guaranteed to provide you with the best prep available.

 

Our researchers have developed a new and improved simulation test, practice tests, and study guides that cover every aspect of the test and will help you get the high score you deserve. 

California Pellet B Test

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  • 3 Original PDF Study Guides
  • 2 English Clarity Practice Tests
  • 3 Spelling and Grammar Practice Tests
  • 3 Vocabulary Practice Tests
  • 2 Reading Comprehension Practice Tests
  • 2 Logical Reasoning Practice Tests
  • 3 Time-limited CLOZE Practice Tests
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Frequently Asked Questions

To excel on the Pellet B, tackle practice questions that mimic the test’s format, hone your speed and accuracy, and concentrate on areas where you struggle.

Effective time management is crucial, as the exam demands quick responses to many items.


Yes! The POST Entry‐Level Law Enforcement Test Battery test is hard and contains complicated questions. With questions focused on writing, reading, and understanding, you have to be on the ball the entire time. Also, the test is long, which means that you have to concentrate the entire time to give yourself the best chance of success.

Preparation is the key to success here, and you have to know what to expect and how to answer the questions to succeed.

You can learn more about the test's difficulty level by trying our free Pellet B practice test.


The Pellet B test consists of 120 multiple-choice questions, and you have 2 hours [about 1 minute per question] to complete it. It includes 3 main sections: Writing Ability, Reading Comprehension, and Logical Reasoning.

 


After you pass the PELLET B test, you will be summoned to an oral interview with your recruiter to make sure you are a good fit for the department, and you will undergo a background check and a CVSA or polygraph test. You will also be asked to see a doctor for a medical examination and participate in a psychological evaluation.


After your purchase, you will receive two emails. The first will contain your payment receipt, and the second will include a login link along with information about our general terms, conditions, and refund policy.

To access your PrepPack, simply log in and reset your password.


No, there is no limit. Your progress is saved in your account, allowing you to revisit previous attempts. Our performance tracker helps you focus on the test sections that require more attention.


You need to be at least 20 years old to take the California Post Exam, and 21 and above to graduate from the police academy in California. There is no maximum aged limit.


Yes, you can extend your practice period. Simply contact our customer success team via c.serv@jobtestprep.com.


Most Law Enforcement Agencies in California use the PELLETB exam, including the California Highway Patrol, Sacramento Police, Oakland Police, San Jose Police, and Santa Barbara Police.