Delegated Examining Unit (DEU) Certification Practice Exam

What condition qualifies an applicant for the CP Vet category?

1. Disability rating of less than 10%

2. Disability rating of at least 10% but less than 30%

3. Disability rating of at least 30% or more

4. No specific conditions required

The correct answer is: Disability rating of at least 10% but less than 30%

To qualify for the CP Vet (Competitive Point Veteran) category, an applicant must have a disability rating assigned by the Department of Veterans Affairs. The correct qualification is specifically a disability rating of at least 10% but less than 30%. This category is designed to recognize and provide preference to veterans who have a service-related disability, thus giving them an edge in competitive examinations and hiring processes. Individuals with a disability rating of less than 10% do not meet the criteria for any special consideration under this category, as the threshold for the CP Vet category is explicitly set at a minimum of 10%. Those with a disability rating of at least 30% may qualify for a different category (the CPS, or 30% or more disabled veterans), which has its own set of advantages. Lastly, the option indicating no specific conditions required does not align with the established criteria for the CP Vet category, as there are clear requirements concerning disability ratings that determine eligibility.