Are you ready for the exam or not? Find out
before the GDC tells you.
The real Part 1 is two papers of around 200 questions each, three hours each,
sat over two consecutive days — Paper A on day one, Paper B on day two. Both are one
sitting and both have to be passed. Ours is drawn the same way — half from Paper A
subjects, half from Paper B — and pitched at the moderate to hard end of our bank, so
it feels like the real thing rather than a warm-up.
Every question comes out of the same 6,357 verified questions our paying
candidates get. Nothing here is written specially for the free paper.
Nothing is marked until you submit — just like the real exam. You will not
be told whether an answer is right as you go.
The clock runs at the real paper's pace, and it stops you. Around
200 questions in three hours works out at a little under a minute each, and
both lengths below are timed at exactly that rate. When time is up the paper is
submitted with whatever you have answered, as it would be on the day.
Until then you can change any answer, flag anything to come back to, and jump
around freely.
At the end: your mark, whether you cleared our 50% line, your Paper A and
Paper B split, the subjects and topics costing you marks, and a worked explanation
on every question.
YOUR DETAILS
So we can send you your result and the full
breakdown to keep — the report lives in this tab and goes when you close it.
CHOOSE YOUR PAPER
We know your time is not free. Pick whichever
one you can actually sit in one go — an abandoned paper tells you nothing.
One warning. The paper lives in this
browser tab and nowhere else. There is no account and nothing is saved to our servers, so
if you close the tab or refresh before you submit, it is gone. Sit it in one go.
No payment and no account. Your result is emailed to you the moment
you submit, with the subjects to work on and how to see the rest of the course free.