If the evolution of the Corona infections continues to proceed favourably, Belgium's communication regulator BIPT, will resume amateur radio exams from April 26

A translation of the UBA post reads:

Please note that from then on the new exam regulations will be in force, see the decision of January 19, 2021, on laying down the rules and conditions applicable to the tests and exams for radio amateurs.

This means that one can also register for the class B exam (CEPT Novice license). Those who want to prepare for this exam can visit the online learning environment for radio amateurs of the UBA. Here you will also find which parts of the UBA HAREC manual must be known for the class B exam.

You can register for the exams by e-mail to exam@bipt.be stating your name, first name, (postal) address, telephone number and a copy of both sides of your identity card in attachment.

For the C exam (basic permit), the certificate must also be added showing that you have passed the practical test.

BIPT will contact you to propose exam dates. Candidates already on the waiting list will also be contacted.

There are three licence exams in Belgium, there is no need to take lower level exams you can just sit the Class A exam and get the HAREC equivalent licence.

The pass mark in all the multiple-choice exams is 50%

Class A (CEPT HAREC) - 48 questions of which 30 are Theory, 10 Regulations, 8 Procedures. Time allowed 90 minutes
Class B (CEPT Novice) - 38 questions of which 20 are Theory, 10 Regulations, 8 Procedures. Time allowed 1 hour
Class C (Basic) - 30 questions of which 12 are Theory, 10 Regulations, 8 Procedures. Time allowed 1 hour

Exam Regulations - https://www.bipt.be/file/cc73d96153bbd5448a56f19d925d05b1379c7f21/aae883ac1c576c3d482308d224ee652ce66f14d9/RAM_Examenreglement.pdf