Most of the individuals who are about to take the DMV test are too eager and excited. That is because just like you are, they are looking forward to getting their driver’s license. In your case, you might be hasty in taking and passing the test, take your picture, and get your driver's license. But you can not disregard the possibility that you might fail the test, and that is disappointing on your end. So, to ensure that you will pass, you must have a elaborate preparation for the test.
The test will most likely comprise of two parts: the written test, and the driving test.
The written portion - Principally, this test will include the basics in traffic rules and regulations, and driving. There are also instances that the questions could be situational (e.g. what to do in an intersection, matters to do when parking in a curb, and the like) and comprehensive. Note that there are educational materials that are ready online that could aid you on this test.
The driving portion - Most of the test-takers on this part are quite nervous knowing that they'll drive together with an intructor sitting beside him or her. Under this situation, no matter what rigid practice you had, there is a tendency that your skills will be hampered because of anxiety. Just remember that you've already done all of this before and you have nothing to worry about. The instructor is your friend and he wants you to pass.
Also, if you were able to take your driver’s education during high school, there is a chance that the school you were in could have had an agreement with the local DMV. That is if you pass, the class with a flying colors, or was able to achieve their set limits, then you will be exempted from the DMV test. If that is the situation, then I think it is a good motivation to do well in the class to avoid retaking the test.
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