Four free mock exams, one for each Claude certification. Each follows its official exam guide: the same number of questions, the 120-minute limit and the domain weights, with an explanation for every answer. No account needed.
For people who use Claude at work without writing code: prompting, checking output, choosing products and models, Projects and connectors, safe use.
60
questions
120
minutes
$99
Anthropic exam fee
For software engineers who build on the Claude API: the Agent SDK, Claude Code, evals, model choice, security, tools and MCP.
53
questions
120
minutes
$125
Anthropic exam fee
For engineers who design agentic systems: orchestration, tool design and MCP, Claude Code configuration, prompting and context management.
60
questions
120
minutes
$125
Anthropic exam fee
For architects who design enterprise solutions: integration, evaluation, governance and risk, stakeholders and the solution lifecycle.
63
questions
120
minutes
$175
Anthropic exam fee
The fee is what Anthropic charges for the real exam, per its exam guides (July 2026). The practice exams here are free.
Not sure which exam fits you? Which Claude certification to take
No. They are unofficial practice exams with original questions written from Anthropic’s published exam guides. Anthropic does not authorize or endorse them. You register for the real exams through the Anthropic Partner Academy, and Pearson VUE delivers them, online or at a test center.
According to Anthropic’s exam guides, Associate – Foundations has 60 questions, Developer – Foundations 53, Architect – Foundations 60 and Architect – Professional 63. All four allow 120 minutes and pass at a scaled 720 out of 1,000. Each practice exam here has the same number of questions.
Yes: the Associate, Developer and Architect Professional mocks do, as the official guides describe. The question says how many answers to select, and it scores only when every pick is right. The Architect Foundations mock uses single-answer questions.
No. The mocks use their own formula, 100 + 900 × (correct ÷ total), and the 720 line is a practice reference, not Anthropic’s scoring method or a validated prediction of your official result.
Unofficial practice material. These tests are not authorized or endorsed by Anthropic. The original questions are based on Anthropic’s publicly available exam guides.