


Two full-length practice exams for the Claude Certified Architect Foundations (CCAR-F) certification. 120 original questions, written and weighted to the published exam guide.
What you get:
- 2 timed forms of 60 questions each, the same length and time limit as the real exam (120 minutes)
- Every answer option explained, the correct ones and the wrong ones, with citations to official documentation you can open and read
- Questions weighted to the published blueprint across all five domains, so your practice matches where the exam actually spends its questions
- Multiple-response items state how many answers to select, as the real exam does
- Question and answer order randomized, so a retake tests what you know instead of what you remember about the order
- Score reports by domain, so you can see which domains you are guessing in
What these are not: brain dumps. No recalled exam content, no real exam items. Every question is original, written against the exam guide and official documentation. If you want to actually hold the knowledge on exam day, that is the only kind of practice that works.
The passing bar is set at 72%. Anthropic reports scores on a 100-1000 scale with 720 to pass and does not publish the raw conversion, so 72% is an estimate built from the one published data point. Clearing it comfortably is a good sign, but the explanations are the part that will move your score on the real exam.
AI-use disclosure: AI tools were used in the production of this course, including the practice questions and parts of the research and production workflow. The instructor designed the coverage, verified every exam fact against the current official exam guide, and reviewed the questions before publishing.