Three hours, ten cases

Mock exam

A full practice exam under real conditions, scored only when you submit. Read the rules below, then start when you have three uninterrupted hours.

Each mock is a fixed form of ten cases written only for mocks, never shown in practice, to the published blueprint weights. One is an unscored pilot and you will not be told which. You see the client's response to each choice but never its weight, because on the day a damaging option can produce a warm reaction.

The rules, as on the day

Set aside three uninterrupted hours. You may take a short break, but the clock does not stop, as on the day.
To select an option, click the square to its left. A selected option is highlighted; if it is not highlighted, it is not selected.
As on the real exam, a selection is final once you click it, and Previous lets you re-read earlier sections but not change them.
There is no undo, on this mock or on the day, and a section left empty cannot be answered later.
Aim for about eighteen minutes per case. If several take more than 30 to 45 minutes, you will likely run out of time.
Your result reports Information Gathering (what you chose to find out) and Decision Making (what you chose to do) separately. You must clear both.

Short on time? Practice cases and short sets give feedback straight away.

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Benchmarks on this platform are set at sixty percent of the attainable positive score in each section, applied separately to each strand. CRPO does not publish its own cut scores, so treat the benchmark as a working target rather than the real pass mark.