NSW Boat & PWC Licence Test

Prepare for the NSW boat and jet ski licence knowledge test offline. 511 practice questions, timed mock exams and flashcards, written from NSW marine law and the COLREGs.

Walk into the NSW boat licence knowledge test knowing you're ready.

NSW Boat & PWC Licence Test turns the state's own marine law and the international collision rules into clear practice questions, full timed mock exams and flashcards you can study anywhere, completely offline.

WHAT YOU GET

• 511 practice questions, every one with a plain-English explanation
• 501 flashcards for the rules, distances and signals you must know cold
• Over 1,000 study items across the five exam topics
• Realistic 50-question mock exams on a 60-minute timer
• Weak-area review that resurfaces exactly what you keep getting wrong
• A readiness score so you know when to book your test

THE FIVE TOPICS

• Licensing and boating law
• Navigation and right of way (COLREGs)
• Markers, buoys, lights and signals
• Safety equipment and lifejackets
• Emergencies and personal watercraft (jet ski) rules

ABOUT THE TEST In NSW the boat licence knowledge test is 50 multiple-choice questions in two sections: a general section (pass 24 of 30) and a critical-safety section where every one of the 20 questions must be correct. A personal watercraft such as a jet ski needs a separate PWC licence, whose knowledge test is 15 questions with a pass mark of 12 of 15. This app prepares you for both.

STUDY YOUR WAY

• Fully offline, no account, no sign-up
• Your progress stays on your device
• One-time purchase, no subscription
• Practise untimed, or sit timed mocks for real exam pressure

Every question and flashcard is written from publicly available NSW marine law (the Marine Safety Act 1998 (NSW) and Marine Safety (General) Regulation 2016 (NSW)) and the international COLREGs, and checked against the exact rule it tests.

This is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Transport for NSW, NSW Maritime, or the State of New South Wales. Government material is used under CC BY 4.0.