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Full mock exams matching the format of the real paper: 24 multiple-choice questions across the four sections, 4 marks each, 90 minutes, no negative marking.

  • 90 minutes each
  • Instant scoring
  • Five full mocks

How to take a mock

  1. Set a 90-minute timer. No pausing, no reference material.
  2. Answer every question — no negative marking means blanks are strictly worse than guesses.
  3. Use scratch paper for the numerical questions (PQ math, top-k∩top-p, Levenshtein). Don't trust intuition on arithmetic.
  4. Flag hard questions and return to them after Q24.
  5. Grade honestly. For every wrong answer, reread the corresponding Learn guide block before your next mock.

Available mocks

Mock Coverage Difficulty Length
Mock Exam 1 All 4 sections, 24 questions Matches sample paper 90 min
Mock Exam 2 All 4 sections, 24 questions Matches sample paper 90 min
Mock Exam 3 All 4 sections, 24 questions Matches sample paper 90 min
Mock Exam 4 All 4 sections, 24 questions Matches sample paper 90 min
Mock Exam 5 All 4 sections, 24 questions Slightly harder — challenge round 90 min

Suggested order

Work through Mock 1 first, then Mock 3, then Mock 4, then Mock 2, and save Mock 5 for last. This mixes original scenarios with the sample-paper style paper so you calibrate to both.

Section weighting (as tested)

The exam is roughly balanced across four sections. Each has 6 questions × 4 marks = 24 marks:

Section Coverage Lectures
1 ML foundations & model architecture 1, 2
2 LLM decoding, APIs, tooling, evaluation, safety 4, 5, 6
3 Prompting techniques & NLP metrics 7, 8, 5
4 Vector indexing & RAG security 11, 12

After you finish a mock

Grade the whole thing before looking at any explanations. Then for each question:

  • Got it right, confident: Move on.
  • Got it right, guessed: Read the answer explanation — that's a knowledge gap disguised as a win.
  • Got it wrong: Read the answer explanation, then open the linked Learn guide section and reread it.

Track your weakest section. Spend the next study block there.