What are mock exams?
The short answer
Mock exams are timed practice papers for one course: up to 40 questions in 60 minutes, marked at once with every answer explained. Access lasts 30 days from payment and does not renew.
Mock exams
40
Questions at most per paper
60 minutes
On the clock
30 days
Unlimited papers
Mock exams are optional practice for the final. They are a paid extra: the courses and the final itself stay free.
What you get for one course:
- Papers of up to 40 questions, timed at 60 minutes, drawn at random from the course's question bank
- As many attempts as you like for 30 days from payment
- A score for each module, so you know where to revise
- Every answer explained when you review
They are drawn from a different part of the question bank from the final, so practising never shows you the final's questions. There is no certificate for mock exams, and the pass line shown beside your score is the final's own, 60%.
To get them, open Mock exams in your portal and choose Get mock exams beside your course. The price is shown on the page before you pay. You can read more on the Mock exams page.
It is one payment per course and it does not renew by itself.
Getting mock exams
Your portal
- Click Mock exams
- Click Get mock exams
Papers open for 30 days
Updated 22 October 2026
Related answers
- How does the final assessment work?It opens when every module is complete: 15 multiple-choice questions from the whole course, 60 minutes, and 60% (9 of 15) to pass. You have 3 attempts.
- What happens if I fail the final?Try again: you have 3 attempts, each with a fresh paper. After the third, wait 24 hours. Your review shows the right answers, so revisit those modules first.
- How do I get a certificate?Finish every module, pass the final assessment, then choose Get my certificate on the pass screen (or on your Certificates page) and pay once. It is issued straight away with your name, and anyone can verify it.
- The final assessment says Not open yetThe final opens once every module in the course is complete. The screen says how many you have done. Finish the rest, or tick the ones you already know, and it opens.
- My page closed or refreshed during the finalOpen the final again: you come back to the same paper while the clock keeps running, but the answers you had chosen are not kept, so choose them again. A paper never submitted does not use up an attempt.
- Where do I see my score and my answers?Right after you submit, the result shows your score against the pass mark. Your attempts are listed on the course's Final assessment tab, and the Score & certificate tab shows your marks.
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