Claude Certified Architect Foundations: 6 Exam Simulations

Are you about to sit the Claude Certified Architect - Foundations exam and you are not sure whether you are ready? Did you study the Anthropic documentation and you are still missing the step of checking whether you really understood it?

This course is six complete mock exams: 360 original questions, written with the official exam guide in hand. These are not loose review questions. Every mock has 60 questions, 120 minutes and the same domain distribution as the real exam, so that by the time you sit down to take it you already know exactly what you are facing.

WHAT EVERY QUESTION INCLUDES

An explanation for every option, not only for the correct one. When you get it wrong, what matters is not reading which one was right: it is understanding what was reasonable about the one you chose and why it fails in this particular case.

A RULE: one single sentence, written so you can carry it in your head on exam day.

A TRAP: the exact mechanism of the error that the most tempting distractor exploits.

The official SOURCE: the link to the page of the Anthropic documentation that backs the answer, so you can verify it yourself.

A TRY IT: a micro-exercise of under ten minutes to see the concept working on your own machine instead of just reading about it.

HOW IT IS ORGANIZED

The six exams are not six copies of the same exam. Each one plays a different part in your preparation.

Exam 1 - Diagnostic. Slightly more accessible than the rest and designed to be taken before you study: the domain report will tell you where you are weak, so you do not waste time reviewing what you already know.

Exams 2, 3 and 4 - Full mocks. With the difficulty mix of the real exam. These are your main rehearsals.

Exam 5 - Traps and nuances. Deliberately the hardest one. In every question, the option that will tempt you most is a technique that would be correct in a barely different situation. This is the exam that teaches you to read the stem precisely, which is where the points are really lost.

Exam 6 - Final rehearsal. Take it last, timed and without breaks.

WHAT IT COVERS

Coverage follows the five official domains with their exact weights: agentic architecture and orchestration, tool design and MCP integration, Claude Code configuration and workflows, prompt engineering and structured output, and context management and reliability.

Inside you will find agentic loops and stop reason handling, coordinator-subagent patterns, context passing and isolation between agents, Agent SDK hooks for intercepting tool calls, sessions and forking, tool descriptions the model interprets well, structured errors that allow recovery, MCP servers and their integration into Claude Code, project memory and path rules, skills and custom commands, plan mode versus direct execution, Claude Code in CI/CD, few-shot and explicit criteria for reducing false positives, JSON schemas and structured outputs, the Message Batches API, prompt caching, compaction and external memory, human escalation, confidence calibration and source traceability.

Every one of the 30 objectives in the official guide appears across the six exams. None is left with two questions in the whole course while another takes thirty.

HOW THE QUESTIONS ARE BUILT

The scenarios are cases at fictional companies: a payments fintech, an e-commerce retailer, a software consultancy, an online university, an insurer, a government agency, a logistics operator. Recognizable situations, with the business constraint always stated, because in this exam the constraint is what decides which of two reasonable options is the correct one.

All the questions are original and written from the official Anthropic documentation. You will not find questions copied from other courses here, nor the sample questions from the official guide.

BEFORE YOU BUY

This is a practice exam course: it has no video lectures. It is designed to accompany your study of the official documentation and your own experience building with Claude, not to replace them.

The questions are not the ones from the real exam. The content of the official exam is confidential and under a non-disclosure agreement. What we do here is test you on the same objectives, with the same format and the same level of demand.

HOW I RECOMMEND USING IT

Take Exam 1 cold, without studying, and look at the domain report. Study what that report points you to, leaning on the links in each explanation. Take 2, 3 and 4 a week apart from each other, reviewing not only your mistakes but the rules behind the questions you got right while unsure. Leave 5 for when you already feel comfortable: that is where you will discover the nuances you were missing. And take 6, timed, the week before your official exam.

This course was developed with the support of artificial intelligence at various stages. The design, the criteria and the final review are mine, and I stand behind every question in the bank.

If you score 85 % or more on Exam 5 and Exam 6, you are ready.

See you inside.