Under the clock
A sitting is the whole paper: a fresh draw from a pool of hundreds, a clock that does not stop, feedback held back until you submit, and a scaled score reported against the pass mark the programme publishes.
This is not the same exercise as a module quiz. A module quiz is a short check you take while you read, marked as you answer, with no timer and no score to carry. Sit a paper when you want to know where you stand.
A paper is drawn and marked on the server against one account, so sitting one needs an account. Creating one costs nothing: there is no paid plan, no tier and nothing to buy.
The longest sitting runs 2 hr. Every paper works through unseen questions first, so a second sitting is a different paper.
Anthropic
One sitting
60 questions in 2 hr
A timed practice paper on the CCAR-F blueprint: 60 questions in 120 minutes, scored on a 100 to 1,000 scale with 720 to pass. Independent study material. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic and contains no real exam questions.
Amazon Web Services
One sitting
65 questions in 1 hr 30 min
A timed practice paper against the AIF-C01 blueprint: 65 items in 90 minutes, scaled to a 700 pass mark. Independent practice questions written from scratch, not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services, and containing no real exam questions. The real exam also uses ordering and matching items, which this runner does not yet simulate.
Anthropic
One sitting
63 questions in 2 hr
A timed practice paper against the CCAR-P blueprint: 63 items in 120 minutes, scaled to a 720 pass mark. Independent practice questions written from scratch, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, and containing no real exam questions. The scaled score is an approximation of the real scoring model rather than a prediction of it.
The blueprints and the weights are published by the certification bodies. The questions are not: all 1,476 were written here, and none of them is a real exam question. This material is independent of Anthropic and Amazon Web Services, and neither reviewed nor endorsed by them.