Free reviewers for the Civil Service Exam, the Licensure Exam for Teachers, and the Nurse Licensure Exam. Full-length mocks built to each real paper, scored on the rules the board actually applies — including the ones that fail people who thought they passed.
Different exams score you in different ways. A reviewer that treats them the same is one that will surprise you on results day.
For the Professional and Subprofessional levels. Verbal, numerical, analytical and clerical ability plus general information, with mocks that run the real paper length and clock.
Elementary and Secondary, with all five specializations at full depth. General Education, Professional Education and your major — every mock runs the complete paper whichever major you take.
All five Nursing Practice subjects, each weighted equally and each carrying its own floor. Mocks run the full 500 items, and the app tells you when you have landed in removal-exam territory.
Most reviewers give you a percentage. That is not how any of these boards decide. Each reviewer here applies its own exam's real rule, so a passing screen means something.
A single rating threshold across the whole paper. Straightforward — but subtests are weighted by item count, so a weak area quietly drags the whole rating down.
Rating of 80.00 to passA weighted general average and a floor on every subtest. You can average 79 and still fail on one weak subtest — and Professional Education alone carries 60% of an Elementary rating.
Average ≥ 75 · no subtest < 50An average and a per-subject floor, plus a rule almost nobody explains: clear the average but fail one subject and you retake only that subject — at a higher threshold.
Average ≥ 75% · no subject < 60% · removal at 75%Real item counts, real subtest proportions, real clock. Drawn fresh each attempt so a second sitting is a genuinely different paper.
Drill the area you are weakest in. Every item carries a written explanation, not just a letter.
Written coverage of every subtest, so you can read up on a topic instead of guessing through more questions.
The facts that must be automatic on exam day, resurfaced on a schedule that matches how memory works.
Accuracy per subtest against the rule that decides your result, so you know which area is actually putting you at risk.
Salary grades with a take-home pay calculator after deductions, the hiring reality, and a straight account of the work.
Application steps, what to bring, and a pacing method for getting through the paper without running out of time.
Loads once, then runs with no connection. Your progress saves on your own device and is never sent anywhere.
Nothing is sold, nothing is tracked, no sign-up. You open it and you review.
They do not contain the actual board questions. Nobody legitimate can give you those. PRC and CSC examination items are confidential, they change every administration, and reproducing them is illegal. Any product claiming otherwise is either lying to you or offering something that puts you at risk too.
What they do contain is the exam's real shape. The right item counts, the right subtest proportions, the right weights, the right time limits, and the actual pass rules — filled with original questions written for these reviewers. You rehearse the paper's structure and pacing, and you find out which subtest is going to fail you while there is still time to fix it.
And they tell you when a bank is thin. If a subtest does not hold enough items to vary between attempts, the app says so before the mock starts rather than letting you discover it on the third repeat.
Yes. All three reviewers, every question and every feature. No code, no trial period, no locked section.
Only for the first load. After that everything runs and saves in your browser, including full mock exams.
Onto your own device, in your browser's local storage. It is never uploaded, and no account is required.
No. These are independent study tools, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any government agency or board.
Treat it as a way to track your own movement, not a prediction. The official computation is not published, so the app maps percent correct onto the published pass rules.
Whichever exam you are actually sitting. They are separate reviewers, each covering only its own exam's coverage and scoring.