Service public de Wallonie — Département de la Nature et des Forêts
Examen de chasse — Wallonie
Prepared part by part, until you're ready
Sat in French. Short lessons planned to your exam date, every answer explained, and mock exams marked the way the real one is.
- 60 questions
- 2 h
- 3 parts
- Pass at 66%
The exam at a glance
60 questions, 2 hours. 66% overall AND a minimum per part. The rule is cumulative: a good enough average is not enough.
To pass you need 66% overall, and the minimum each part sets. A strong part can't make up for a weak one.
- Right +1
- Wrong 0
- Blank 0
Next session, not yet confirmed: 21 February 2027
The structure, as the regulation sets it
| Part | Points | Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| Part I | 15 | 60% |
| Part II | 30 | 60% |
| Part III | 15 | 70% |
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Frequently asked questions
How many questions are there in Examen de chasse — Wallonie?
60 multiple-choice questions, in 2 hours.
What score do you need to pass Examen de chasse — Wallonie?
66% overall, AND a minimum in each part separately: 60% in part I, 60% in part II, 70% in part III. The rule is cumulative: a good enough average is not enough.
Which part costs the most to miss?
Part III has the highest threshold (70%) for only 15 points, so it is the most costly to miss.
Is a wrong answer penalised?
No: a wrong answer and no answer both count as zero. So never leave a question blank.
When is the next sitting of Examen de chasse — Wallonie?
Sitting 2027-s1, on 2027-02-21 — date not yet confirmed by the authority.
How we prepare you for this exam
Every answer cites the article it comes from. The programme of this exam is fixed by law — that is what makes the citation possible, and it is why we only cover exams whose programme the authority publishes.

