How to pass the SGI knowledge test (Saskatchewan Class 7)

In Saskatchewan your first licence is the Class 7 learner's licence, issued by SGI. You pass two knowledge exams: a basic test and a sign test.

Taking the tests

• Visit a motor licence issuer to get an SGI customer number and register your email.
• Create a MySGI account and take the knowledge tests online. MySGI is also where you schedule tests.
• Questions are based on the Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook.
• The free Saskatchewan mock tests on PassDriveTest use 30 questions with 24 needed (80%) as a practice format. Check the current format with SGI.

A study plan that works

1. Read the Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook (free on sgi.sk.ca) and try SGI's practice quiz.
2. Learn every sign on the Saskatchewan road signs tab: there is a separate sign test.
3. Take full mock tests and review every wrong answer.
4. Aim for 90% or more on several different mock tests.

Graduated licensing

• Learner (Class 7): from 16, or 15 in high-school driver education. Drive with a supervisor holding a full Class 5. Hold it 9 months.
• Novice 1: pass the road test. Zero alcohol and passenger limits, for 6 months.
• Novice 2: fewer passenger limits, zero alcohol continues, for 12 months.
• Class 5: automatic after Novice 2 with a clean record.

Take a free SGI mock test to see where you stand.

Checked against official sources on 17 October 2026.