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Before you start your prep, get a better idea of where you stand with a free online practice test. Answer questions that are similar to what you’ll encounter on the real exam and preview just some of what you’ll learn in your prep course.

Frequently Asked Questions About Practice Tests

Yes, Kaplan practice tests are hard because they are intended to prepare you for the real exam. If you found a Kaplan practice test harder than you thought it would be, then you should take that as a sign to spend extra time understanding what topics or question types you struggled with. Even if the practice test seemed too easy, you should spend time after a practice test to debrief and closely review answers and explanations to make sure you are prepared for test day.

 

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Yes, you can retake a Kaplan practice test as many times as you need to feel confident going into test day. If you registered for a prep course and have exceeded your limit of practice tests, you may have to purchase additional practice tests. If you are taking a free practice test and need help purchasing more, contact us and we will gladly assist you.

The purpose of a practice test is to help you identify your strengths and weaknesses with a particular subject or question type. Once you understand which topics or question types you struggle with, you can design a study plan that focuses on improving your skills and knowledge in those areas. When you are ready, you can take another practice test to gauge how effectively you have progressed. 

You should take a practice exam early in your studies to help you figure out which topic areas and question types you struggle with. Once you have figured out those areas for growth, you can take another practice exam to see how you have progressed in your studies and if you need to adjust your study plan. Typically, most students will take multiple practice exams throughout their study plan to gauge their progress and feel confident going into test day. Taking a practice test the day before an exam is typically not recommended.

Yes, taking practice exams will help you learn how to apply your knowledge quickly to solve exam-like questions. Completing practice exams also helps you build confidence and is an effective way to figure out your strengths and weaknesses when preparing for an exam. 

You should take as many practice tests as you need to feel confident going into test day. How many times you should take a practice test will depend on which exam you are taking and your baseline. Most students will take at least three practice tests during their test prep.  

You can take a digital practice test on a computer at home for most exams. Some exam prep providers have special contracts with test-makers and or test-delivery providers that give you access to a testing center near you to take a practice test. This in-person practice test experience is designed to mimic the actual experience you can expect on test day. Contact your test prep provider directly to see if they offer any in-person practice test experiences near you.

Practice tests are the best way to demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of the test material. They are designed to help you know where you stand and develop a plan to achieve your goals. It is recommended that you use practice tests to build up your confidence and help you identify your strengths and weaknesses.