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CPA Practice Exams

Full-length Practice Tests that replicate
the exact CPA Exam interface

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Practice Taking the CPA Exam Before Exam Day

Hone your skills and time management with unlimited full-length CPA Practice Exams, included in all UWorld Roger CPA Review course packages. CPA Practice Exams are an online simulation of the real CPA Exam that follows the same 4-hour, 5-testlet structure that you will encounter at the Prometric Testing Center. You’ll be able to practice with multiple choice questions and task-based simulations to help identify any final problem areas in the material; but more importantly, it is your opportunity to refine your test taking strategy.

CPA Practice Exam Highlights

Real CPA Exam Questions

Test your knowledge with Multiple Choice Questions and Task-Based Simulations that map to the AICPA blueprints, using actual exam questions

4-Hour, 5-Testlet
Exam Structure

The CPA Exam requires focus, stamina and incredible time management. Refine your test-taking skills under the same conditions you’ll face on exam day.

Detailed
Performance Metrics

Upon completion of your CPA Practice Exams, robust analytic reports are provided to give you the ability to assess your strengths and weaknesses

The Same Format as Test Day

Our CPA Practice Exams are designed to look just like the actual CPA Exam so that there are no surprises on exam day.

This includes:

Countdown clock
Ability to flag questions within each testlet
Ability to go back and forth on questions within a testlet
The correct amount of testlets and amount of questions per testlet

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How to Get the Most Out of your CPA Practice Exam

Before you start testing yourself, here are some tips on how you can most effectively approach your practice exams.

1. Treat Your CPA Practice Exam Like the Last Long Run Leading Up to a Marathon

“The CPA Exam is a marathon—not a sprint.” In the CPA Exam community, this phrase is a popular one. Not only because it serves as a great analogy for how you can expect to pass the CPA Exam overall, but also because it exemplifies every step of the journey—including how to approach your practice exams.

If the CPA Exam is like training for a marathon, this means that you have to pace yourself accordingly. In marathon training, trainees increase their mileage every week with practice runs; for the CPA Exam, you increase your knowledge base by layering upon what you learned the previous week, using short quizzes to reinforce those concepts. And as trainees take that last, cumulative run to prepare themselves for the actual event, your practice exams serve as the final run to prepare you for exam day.

2. Build a Foundation in the Material Before Taking a Practice Exam

Before diving into a full CPA Practice Exam, make sure you have built a solid foundation in the course materials through practice quizzes and course lectures. Our program provides robust Performance Reports to help you keep track of your progress. We highly recommend using our patent-pending SmartPath Predictive Technology™ to ensure you’re meeting your targeted recommendations. This tool provides data-supported targets to help you identify your strengths and weaknesses.

Utilizing SmartPath not only helps you narrow down your final review, but also is a practical time saver. Oftentimes, candidates will dive into a practice exam before practicing the material thoroughly. This could be a waste of up to 4 hours of time! So as you use SmartPath to determine where you stand, you’ll be able to better assess your progress and decide whether or not you’re ready to take the actual practice exam. And when you are, you’re much more likely to do well the first time around.

Check out our SmartPath Case Studies to see how SmartPath has helped so many students reach their goals.

3. Use Practice Exams to Prepare you for More Than Just the Material

Reaching all of your SmartPath targets is an indication that you are almost Exam Ready, and that you’re truly understanding the concepts and how to apply them to actual CPA Exam questions. Fantastic! Now that you’re ready to take your practice exam, it’s important to keep in mind the following:

Last-Minute Knowledge Gaps

Give yourself at least a week before your actual exam date to go over final preparations. This includes taking practice exams and final review time. The logic behind this is to give yourself some extra cushion to study more in the event that your practice exam reveals some holes you need to fill in order to do even better.

Stay Focused & Build Endurance

Practice exams test you on more than just the material. It is also a test of your durability. Not only do you need to perform well on the difficult material, but you must also stay focused and sharp while simultaneously overcoming fatigue.

Understand the Exam Format

Being familiar and comfortable with the format of the CPA Exam is a significant part of your studying process. Our CPA Practice Exams give you an unlimited number of practice exams so that you can hone in on your testing strategy and stamina, giving you the utmost preparedness and confidence come actual exam day.

4. Let Your Practice Exams Guide Your Final Review

Upon completion of your practice exam, you’ll receive a diagnostic summary indicating your strengths and weaknesses per topic. Use this to focus your final review by going back and looking at the questions you answered correctly and incorrectly. Delve into the answer explanations for each to make sure you understand why you answered the way you did; this will ensure that you have a thorough understanding of the concept rather than leaving it to chance. If you’re still not mastering the topic, it might be a good idea to revisit your course lectures with Roger Philipp, CPA, CGMA. He always has a way of making sense of those tricky topics.

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