Claude Certified Architect mock exam
This Claude Certified Architect mock exam runs like the real CCAR-F: sixty scenario questions, timed, scored out of 1000 against the 720 pass mark. Take the 30-question practice mock first, then the full final.
The 30-question mock is a timed,full-screen exam (~60 active min) and is best taken on a desktop or laptop. On a phone, start with the 10-minute diagnostic and come back to the mock on a bigger screen.
Mock exam questions, answered
Format, scoring, attempts, sign-in and what you receive after submission.
Practice mock (30Q) vs final exam (60Q) - which should I take?
Take the practice mock first (30 questions, up to 60 active minutes). Same blueprint weights and 720 pass mark, with half the question count. Once you have worked through your adaptive plan, take the final exam (60 questions in 90 active minutes, a tighter pace than the official exam). Both use the shared mock allowance: three included attempts, with extra attempts unlockable for 100 XP after those are used.
How is each format stratified?
Practice mock (30Q): D1 8, D2 6, D3 6, D4 6, D5 4. Final exam (60Q): D1 16, D2 11, D3 12, D4 12, D5 9. Both match official CCA-F weights - 27% Agentic Architectures, 18% Tool Design + Integration, 20% Claude Code Configuration & Workflows, 20% Prompt Engineering, 15% Context + Reliability.
What's the pass mark?
720 of 1000 on either format. This is the same pass mark as the official Anthropic CCA-F exam.
How many mock attempts do I get?
Three attempts are included per account and shared across the 30- and 60-question mocks for every certification. After those are used, one additional mock attempt can be unlocked for 100 XP on the practice page. The diagnostic and 4-question sample are unlimited.
Do I need to sign up?
Yes. The mock requires a free account so the attempt allowance can be enforced and your result and adaptive study plan can be saved. No card is required.
What do I get after submitting?
You go directly to the mock result page for that attempt. It shows your score on the 1000-point scale, pass or fail status, a question-level review, domain diagnosis and recommended next study steps. Saved attempts remain available from your account.