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.
The CCA-F mock uses rounded allocations across the five blueprint domains. Its clock is about 90 minutes; the official exam allows 120 minutes.
- The clock
- 60 questions at 90 seconds each (90 min). A tighter clock than the real exam's 120 minutes.
- The result
- A score out of 1000 against the 720 pass mark, and a score for every area.
- The fix
- Every miss explained and linked to the concept page to read next.
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What's the pass mark?
720 of 1000 on the full-length mock. This is the same pass mark as the official Anthropic CCA-F exam.
How many mock attempts do I get?
Full mocks require a paid plan. The diagnostic and 4-question sample are unlimited. Any later mock attempt depends on your plan's remaining allowance. Existing accounts may also retain a legacy allowance; check your account for the remaining balance.
Do I need to sign up?
Yes. The mock requires an account so the attempt allowance can be enforced and your result and adaptive study plan can be saved. Creating an account doesn't require a card; full mocks require a paid plan.
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.
How is the mock stratified?
The 60-question CCA-F mock allocates 16 questions to Agentic Architecture & Orchestration, 11 to Tool Design & MCP Integration, 12 to Claude Code Configuration & Workflows, 12 to Prompt Engineering & Structured Output, and 9 to Context Management & Reliability. These are rounded allocations against the official 27%, 18%, 20%, 20% and 15% weights.
Should I take the diagnostic before the mock?
Yes, if you need a starting point. The 10-question diagnostic needs no account and identifies your weakest domain. Study the gaps, then take the mock and review your answers. Any later mock attempt depends on your plan's remaining allowance.