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Kansas official materials do not publish a statewide pass rate.
Kansas does not publish an official statewide first-attempt knowledge-test pass rate or an office-by-office pass-rate table. Third-party estimates may vary, so they should not be treated as Kansas DOV statistics.
What Kansas does publish is the passing standard: 20 correct answers out of 25, or 80%. Instead of choosing an office based on an unofficial pass-rate claim, focus on the topics that cause errors and use Kansas practice tests before your attempt.
Neither route has an official easier-pass designation. The environment is different, but both test Kansas driving knowledge and use the same passing standard.
There is no official evidence that rural offices use an easier Kansas knowledge test. Location can affect wait time or the testing environment, not the state rules you are expected to know.
The test standard is statewide. A quieter office may feel less stressful, but choosing a different location should not be treated as a way to get an easier knowledge exam.
This page focuses on the knowledge test. Kansas does not publish a simple statewide road-test pass-rate figure here. Road-test scoring, maneuvers and failure reasons belong in the Kansas road-test guide.
Office or route choice does not change the knowledge-test passing score. For road-test location choice, use the Kansas road-test location guidance.
Kansas does not publish office-by-office knowledge-test pass rates showing that one location is easier than another. Choose a location based on availability and convenience, not an unofficial pass-rate claim. See the appointment guide for office logistics.
Common knowledge-test mistakes include weak road-sign recognition, missed right-of-way rules and guessing on Kansas-specific numbers. Use practice tests to identify your own weak areas rather than relying on location anecdotes.
Study from the current Kansas Driver's Handbook, practice until you consistently clear the 80% mark, and check the appointment guide separately for office planning.
The base Kansas instruction permit credential costs $10 ($2 permit + $8 photo). Examination charges are separate when applicable. For the full fee breakdown and permit-document rules, see the fees guide and required-documents guide.
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