Exam practice
Drill both papers before you sit the timed mocks. Every run draws a fresh set from the full banks, reshuffles the option order, marks each answer as you give it, and explains why the strongest option wins, so a sitting teaches as well as tests.
Practice runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to your account, no clock runs, and you can retry as often as you like. The two papers reward different revision: Foundation rewards precise recall, and Practitioner rewards judgement about whether the work itself changes, which standard binds, and who owns the outcome.
Foundation practice
Foundation format: 40 single-answer questions drawn from a bank of 160 or more, weighted across the 8 sampling domains.
Closed book in the real sitting, and the pass line is 24 of 40, so practise recalling the three-word distinction, the building blocks, the API and event semantics and the regulation dates rather than looking them up.
Practitioner practice
Practitioner format: 8 workplace scenarios whose four courses of action score 5, 3, 1 or 0, to 40 points.
The judgement is choosing the strongest action, not spotting the only right one, so read all four options before you commit.
How the draws adapt
- 1Each sitting records how you scored in every sampling band, in your browser only.
- 2The next draw gives more weight to your lowest-scoring bands and avoids the questions you have just seen.
- 3The result names the bands to work on, so between sittings you know which stage to revisit.
When you are ready for the mocks
Move on when your practice runs clear the 60 per cent pass line consistently, with time to spare and no single band dragging. If a band keeps costing you marks, the revision guide points back at the stage summary that covers it.