Which boards are covered?

Kits exist for the common nursing, medical, legal, accounting, engineering, IT and aviation examinations, each in its exam's style. For anything else, paste your review material. EdProcto is not affiliated with any board.

Can my employer see my results?

Only if you share them. Your attempts stay under your account.

For professionals.
Board prep and continuing education, from your own materials.

Prepare for a board, a licence or a certification with tests written from your own review materials, practise by the exam's own style, and keep continuing-education knowledge current with quizzes from the guidance you are meant to know.

Find your board Start from your own materials

What you get.

Practice in your exam's style

Kits by board and certification, each in the style of its exam: single best answer, situational, numeric with working, reading with evidence.

From your review materials

Paste the guideline, the standard, the chapter. Questions come from it and cite it.

Case-based questions

A scenario that unfolds across the questions, the way a clinical or engineering judgement does.

Spaced re-tests

The material comes due again on a schedule, so a six-month preparation holds.

Certificates of completion

On the Educator plan: a record, with a code, of every quiz passed.

Continuing education checks

A quiz from each new guideline or policy, so what changed is what is learned.

How it goes.

Step 1
Pick the board, or paste the material
Kits for the common boards; anything else from your own text.
Step 2
Practise in study mode
Feedback after each question, the passage cited, a retry of what you missed.
Step 3
Sit it as an exam
Switch to exam mode for the real conditions: timed, no going back, results at the end.

Why it is built this way.

Professional exams reward the candidate who has practised in the exam's own shape. A nursing board asks for the single best answer to a clinical situation; an accounting paper asks for a number with the working; a legal exam asks for reading with evidence. EdProcto's kits are built by style, so practice looks like the paper.

Your review materials are the truth for your exam; a generic bank is not. Questions written from your own guideline and cited to it test what you will be asked, in the language the examiners use. EdProcto is not affiliated with any board or certification body.

Kits for you.

Every kit

Health, nursing and medicine 14Cases, priorities, dosages, anatomy, the questions the boards ask.Law 5Problem questions, rules applied to facts, cases and statutes recalled.Business, finance and management 9Accounting, marketing, strategy, cases and the numbers behind them.Engineering and technology 5Calculations with units, diagrams read, procedures in order, standards recalled.Computing and data 20Read the code, predict the output, find the bug, the concept behind it.Boards, licences and accreditations around the world 74Medical, nursing, pharmacy, dental, law, accounting, engineering, teaching, civil service, aviation, IT and management exams by country: the style of each, from your own official study material.

Shapes you will use.

All 111

Multiple choiceOne right answer among options.Case studyOne scenario unfolds across the questions; each answer reveals more.Staged revealEach stage reveals more; revealing more costs points.Show your workingA multi-step solution, set out step by step for a reader to grade.Highlight the textThe words or sentences in a passage that answer the question.EstimateA number scored by how close it is.

Guides for professionals.

All the guides

Calculation practice for professional exams: show your workingA routine for dose, discounting and unit-conversion questions: estimate, write every line, check units, compare with a worked solution, re-test what you missed.Case-based practice questions for clinical and legal examsHow to practise vignette and scenario questions for a board or licensing exam so the practice transfers: answer first, rule out every option, review each miss.How to keep professional knowledge current with re-testsWhat fades after qualification, what spaced re-testing does for people in practice, and a year's routine of twenty questions in about ten minutes a week.Licensing exam revision from your own notes: a six-week planA blueprint-led plan for a nursing, medical, law, accountancy, engineering or teaching licence: questions from your own notes, scored by outline area.CPD evidence: how to show what you learned from a courseA certificate of attendance proves you were in the room. Five questions, two re-tests and a three-part entry turn a course into CPD evidence of learning.How to study for a professional exam while working full timeA plan for a licensing, board or certification exam on five to eight hours a week: questions before re-reading, spaced re-tests and topics weighted by the outline.

Questions.

Which boards are covered?: Kits exist for the common nursing, medical, legal, accounting, engineering, IT and aviation examinations, each in its exam's style. For anything else, paste your review material. EdProcto is not affiliated with any board.
Can my employer see my results?: Only if you share them. Your attempts stay under your account.