Praxis Audiology 5343 Pass Rate, Format & Study Guide
A real reference for anyone preparing for the Praxis Audiology (5343) — ETS exam — pass rate, retake policy, how it's scored, and a practical study timeline. This is independent reference content, not a sales page: everything below is sourced from Praxis Audiology 5343's own certifying body.
What the Praxis Audiology 5343 exam is
The ETS Praxis Study Companion for Audiology (5343) describes 120 selected-response questions in 2 hours, with some questions unscored. ASHA requires a score of 162 on the 100-200 scale for the CCC-A. The five content categories and weights are Foundations of Audiology (20%), Prevention and Screening (10%), Assessment (35%), Intervention (25%) and Professional and Ethical Responsibilities (10%).
Why it matters
The Praxis Audiology test is part of the requirements for the ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology.
Who this exam is for
Audiology graduate students and recent graduates who are preparing for Praxis 5343.
Pass rate
The certifying body does not publicly publish an official pass rate for this exam. Be wary of third-party sites citing a specific number here — treat any pass-rate claim you see elsewhere for this exam as unverified.
If you don't pass — retake policy
ETS sets the retake rules for Praxis tests; check the ETS Praxis page for the current waiting period before you reschedule.
How it's scored
ASHA requires a score of 162 on the 100-200 scale; a scaled score is not a percentage of correct answers, so the percent score in the portal mock is only a self-check. Format: 120 selected-response questions in 2 hours on computer; the portal mock uses 120 questions in 120 minutes. No official pass rate is available for this exam, so none is quoted here.
Format at a glance
The ETS Praxis Study Companion for Audiology (5343) describes 120 selected-response questions in 2 hours, with some questions unscored. ASHA requires a score of 162 on the 100-200 scale for the CCC-A. The five content categories and weights are Foundations of Audiology (20%), Prevention and Screening (10%), Assessment (35%), Intervention (25%) and Professional and Ethical Responsibilities (10%). 120 selected-response questions · 2 hours · computer-based · ASHA requires a score of 162 on the 100-200 scale. ASHA requires a score of 162 on the 100-200 scale; a scaled score is not a percentage of correct answers, so the percent score in the portal mock is only a self-check.
- Foundations of Audiology20%
- Prevention and Screening10%
- Assessment35%
- Intervention25%
- Professional and Ethical Responsibilities10%
Full eligibility requirements and everything the Praxis Audiology 5343 study portal includes is on the Praxis Audiology 5343 product page.
What each domain actually tests
The content outline spreads questions across 5 areas: Foundations of Audiology (20.0%); Prevention and Screening (10.0%); Assessment (35.0%); Intervention (25.0%); Professional and Ethical Responsibilities (10.0%).
Eligibility requirements, in full
ASHA explains when audiology candidates take the Praxis as part of the CCC-A and which score it accepts. Read the current ASHA requirements before you register.
What it actually costs
ETS charges a test fee and may charge for score reporting or rescheduling. The amounts change, so no figure is quoted here; confirm them on the ETS site.
Keeping the credential — maintenance & recertification
The test is a one-time requirement toward the CCC-A; ASHA sets the certification maintenance rules.
How to actually prepare
Start with Assessment and Intervention, then Foundations, prevention and professional responsibilities, and finish with timed 120-question runs.
What's changing (2026)
This guide follows the ETS Praxis Study Companion for Audiology (5343, 2020) and the ASHA Praxis page, checked October 31, 2026. Scores, fees and rules can change.
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