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New Jersey Medical Assistant Practice Test — Free CMA Prep

Preparing for your New Jersey CMA certification? Practice with 510 free AAMA-style questions covering every domain on the national exam — no signup required.

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New Jersey CMA Exam — Quick Facts

$125–$250
National exam fee
Not required
New Jersey state requirement
405
Passing score (national)
Retake policy: No required wait between attempts; capped at 6 attempts per 12 months. National policy — same in every state.

Medical Assistant Pay in New Jersey

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$21.01/hr
Avg hourly wage
$44K
Avg annual salary
+1.68/hr
vs national avg

What's on the CMA Exam?

The CMA exam is the same nationally, including in New Jersey, and covers 3 domains across 8 topic areas. Click any to open the study guide and practice questions.

Try a New Jersey CMA Practice Quiz

Answer 8 sample questions — one from each CMA topic area — to see where you stand before exam day.

New Jersey Practice — 1 of 8

Which type of wound care technique is used for a chronic, non-healing pressure ulcer with necrotic tissue?

How to pass the CMA exam in New Jersey

  1. 1Graduate from a CAAHEP- or ABHES-accredited medical assistant program
  2. 2Take our free diagnostic test to find your weak topics before exam day
  3. 3Study the topics where you scored below 70% using our study guides and job-task guides
  4. 4Register for the national CMA exam ($125–$250)
  5. 5When your practice test score reaches 80%+, you're ready for the real exam

New Jersey CMA — Frequently Asked Questions

Does New Jersey require a separate medical assistant license?
No — New Jersey has no separate state license requirement beyond CMA certification.
Who gives the CMA exam in New Jersey?
The CMA exam is a national exam administered by the AAMA — the same exam in every state.
How much does the New Jersey CMA exam cost?
The national exam fee is $125–$250. New Jersey has no additional state fee.
What happens if I fail the CMA exam in New Jersey?
AAMA's retake policy is national: no required wait between attempts, capped at 6 attempts per 12 months.

Learn the real on-the-job tasks

The CMA exam tests your knowledge of real medical assistant work. These guides walk through 10 real tasks — vitals, injections, EKGs, insurance claims, and more.

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Step-by-step guide to becoming a CMA in New Jersey.

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See full New Jersey pay breakdown

Hourly and annual wages, and how New Jersey compares nationally.

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Looking at neighboring states?

Pay and state requirements vary by state — compare New Jersey with nearby options.

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