10 or 20 questions, answer until correct. Misses come back until mastered (Leitner spaced repetition).
Blueprint-weighted, no feedback until you submit, countdown clock - just like Pearson VUE. Results feed your spaced repetition.
Weeks left before your exam, what to drill next based on where you are losing marks, and whether you are on pace.
Accuracy and mastery by blueprint domain, weakest area, mock-exam history, and progress backup.
The real exam is 200 single-best-answer questions in about 4 hours. Questions are sampled to the ABPM blueprint (30% Improving Care, 20% Fundamentals, 20% Leadership, 15% Enterprise, 15% Data), favoring ones you have seen least. No feedback until you submit. You can flag questions, jump around, pause, and save to resume later.
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Blueprint weight multiplied by your estimated error rate, using how often you got a question right the first time you ever saw it. Domains with few attempts are pulled toward a 60% default, and material you have never seen is assumed at that default rather than treated as safe. Bars are relative to your worst domain. Work top-down.
| Domain | Bank | Seen | Mastery | Accuracy | Due |
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Progress lives only in this browser. Copy this backup somewhere safe (Notes, email) so clearing Safari data cannot erase it. Two things to know: Safari can delete a site’s data - progress AND the offline copy - after about a week without opening it, and a copy added to the Home Screen keeps its own separate progress. Back up, and use restore to move progress between them.