About ExamCaliber as a study resource. For the format, pass mark and duration of one specific exam, see that certification's own FAQ.
Yes. Every mock exam, every question, the written rationale on every answer option and the chapter-by-chapter breakdown of your result are free, with no sign-up and no paywall. If we ever add a paid pack of extras, those four things stay free — they are the product, not the teaser.
No. An account never unlocks content. You can take any mock exam as a guest and see your full result, including the rationale for every option. Signing in adds history, progress over time and personalisation — nothing else.
Not immediately. Guest attempts are stored against a signed cookie in your browser, and when you later create an account your dashboard offers to attach them. We ask you to click rather than doing it silently, because computers get shared.
They are original questions written against the published syllabus of each certification, matching the official format and cognitive levels. They are not real exam questions. Nobody legitimately has those — certification bodies do not release live exam content, and anyone claiming otherwise is either guessing or selling leaked material.
A dump gives you an answer key. We write a rationale for every option, including the wrong ones, because knowing why a distractor is wrong is what transfers to the next question. And because our questions are ours, they can be corrected and improved — a leaked bank cannot.
ISTQB CTFL v4.0, ISTQB CT-AI v2.0 and A4Q Selenium Tester have full mock exams. Further certifications are being added: some already have a study guide and FAQ while their mock exams are still in development, and their pages say so plainly rather than pretending otherwise.
English, German and Spanish. Coverage is not uniform: the three certifications with full mock banks are trilingual, while newer ones start in English. A page with no translation for your language returns nothing rather than showing you English text under a German or Spanish URL.
You get the overall score against the pass mark, and a breakdown by syllabus area and by cognitive level. That breakdown matters more than the total: 70% overall can hide 40% in the one area that carries the most questions, which is the exact shape of a fail.
Yes. Each certification has per-chapter practice pages and a random-practice page, so you can drill the chapter you are weakest in without sitting a full 40-question timed exam.
Almost, and where it differs we say so on the certification's own pages. Our mocks weight every question at one point; some real exams mix one- and two-point questions. That is why you should read a mock result as a percentage rather than mapping the point count onto the official threshold.
No. ExamCaliber is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any certification body. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. We work only from publicly published syllabi and exam structure documents.
Tell us — use the contact page and include the certification and the mock number. Reports about a specific question are the most useful feedback we get, and a corrected question improves the bank for everyone. We would rather fix an error than defend it.
Continuously, and syllabus versions are tracked explicitly. When a certification body releases a new syllabus version we say which version our questions follow, because a bank written for an older version tests topics that have moved or gone.
You can export your data and delete your account yourself from your account page, without contacting support. Deleting removes your account and your answers; past attempts stay accessible by their own link but are no longer linked to anyone.
Exam-specific questions — format, scoring and duration — live on each certification's own FAQ page.