Choose your length
- Open Exams with an active Plus membership.
- Choose a length and read the setup confirmation.
- Choose whether to include questions you’ve seen before if there aren’t enough new ones.
- Choose Start practice exam when you have enough uninterrupted time.
- Quarter exam: 45 questions, 60 minutes of answering time.
- Half exam: 90 questions, 120 minutes of answering time and one scheduled ten-minute break.
- Full practice exam: 180 questions, 240 minutes of answering time and two scheduled ten-minute breaks.
Answer, save and review
Submitting locks that section. You cannot return to change it during the exam. Explanations are available after the exam, not while answering. Unanswered exam questions count as incorrect.
- Follow each question’s instructions. Complete answers save as you go; wait for Saved before relying on that choice.
- Use Previous and Next to move inside the current section. Flag a question you want to revisit.
- Choose Review to see answered, unanswered and flagged questions. Select a question to return to it.
- Check your answers before choosing Submit section or Finish exam. Read the confirmation before continuing.
Take a scheduled break or leave
After a section is submitted, the scheduled break has its own timer. The next section starts when you continue or the break ends. Scheduled breaks do not use answering time.
Save and leave keeps your place, but the clock continues while you’re away or the page is closed. Return through Exams and choose Return to exam. Start another exam after finishing the saved one.
Review what the attempt taught you
These are original Tirtle practice questions, not official PMI exam items. This practice score is not an official pass mark or a prediction. Use shorter practice when you want to work on pacing without a long exam.
- Open the finished result and review the score, unanswered questions and timing.
- Open the saved questions and explanations to find one useful study focus.
- Use Exam options > End exam early only if you want to finish the attempt now.
