Full timed mock exams
Anyone can hold accuracy for five minutes. The question is whether you hold it for an hour.
A mock sitting runs several modules back to back without a break, the way an assessment session actually runs. One clock across the whole thing, emergency interruptions where the sitting calls for them, and a single report at the end showing which sections you were weakest in and whether your accuracy dropped as the session went on.
Three sittings
Every section, its length and its running order is listed in full below — before you pay, and before you start. You should know exactly what an hour of your evening is going for.
Full Mock Sitting
10 sections48 min of timed sections1 interruptedKeyboard needed
Ten sections back to back, run without a break the way a real sitting is. Keyboard work first, then sustained attention, then the written banks at the end when you are already tired — which is where most people find out their accuracy does not hold.
- 1Typing Speed & AccuracyKeyboard3 min
- 2Data EntryKeyboard5 min
- 3Data Entry with Emergency InterruptionsInterruptsKeyboard6 min
- 4Cross-Referencing5 min
- 5Character Comparison3 min
- 6Math & Probability7 min
- 7Spelling4 min
- 8Sentence Clarity4 min
- 9Reading Comprehension6 min
- 10Decision Making5 min
Short Mock Sitting
5 sections20 min of timed sections1 interruptedKeyboard needed
Five sections covering typing, data entry under emergency interruptions, lookups and spelling. Long enough to show whether you fade, short enough to fit in a lunch break.
- 1Typing Speed & AccuracyKeyboard3 min
- 2Data Entry with Emergency InterruptionsInterruptsKeyboard6 min
- 3Cross-Referencing5 min
- 4Character Comparison3 min
- 5Spelling3 min
Interrupt-Focused Sitting
5 sections25 min of timed sections4 interruptedKeyboard needed
Every section that can carry emergency interruptions does. Opens with an uninterrupted attention drill as a baseline, then four interrupted sections, so you can see how much of your accuracy the interruptions actually cost you.
- 1Character Comparison3 min
- 2Data EntryInterruptsKeyboard5 min
- 3Cross-ReferencingInterrupts5 min
- 4Data Entry with Emergency InterruptionsInterruptsKeyboard6 min
- 5Cross-Referencing with Emergency InterruptionsInterrupts6 min
What a mock sitting can and cannot tell you
Worth being straight about this before you spend an hour on one.
It can tell you
- Whether your accuracy holds across a long session, or drops off once you have been at it forty minutes. We compare your opening sections against your closing ones and report the difference.
- Which module is your weakest, ranked, with a link straight to that drill.
- How you handle emergency interruptions across a whole sitting — answered, wrong, timed out and skipped, counted separately.
- Your net typing rate and character accuracy under session conditions rather than as a standalone test.
It cannot tell you
- Whether you would pass at a particular agency. Cut scores are set per agency, per component — two candidates can perform identically and get different outcomes at different departments. Any provider quoting you a pass probability is making it up.
- What is on your assessment. Agencies pick their own combination of modules, and the sittings here are our own design rather than a reconstruction of anyone's exam. We train the skills; we do not clone a test we cannot lawfully obtain.
- A score in the units your assessment reports. Our percentages are ours, computed from the items we generated, and are useful for tracking your own progress rather than for comparison against anything external.
Use it the way it is meant to be used: as a repeatable measurement of your own performance over time. Run one, drill the weakest sections it names, run another, and see whether the number and the drop-off move. That is a real signal about your own readiness. A predicted score would not be.
Find out where you fade
Mock sittings are included in full access — $49 once, every module, unlimited attempts.
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