Free, unlimited CAST exam practice
Prepare for the CAST exam with EPSO's verbal, numerical and abstract reasoning tests, with unlimited free practice and full timed mock exams scored just like the real thing.
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Signing in does not require any payment method. Every practice question and the full timed mock are completely free, with no daily cap.
Unlimited questions
Our entire question catalog is free for you to practice on, and we ensure you won't see the same question twice.
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Practice the full exam, or each individual part as if it was the real thing.
Free vs Pro
You can practice on unlimited questions for free. But if you're serious about the exam, we offer a lot more!
| Â | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Unlimited verbal, numerical & abstract questions | ||
| Worked explanation after every answer | ||
| Full timed mock, both CAST gates scored | ||
| Mistake bank: revisit the exact questions you got wrong | ||
| Price | €0 | from €9.99 |
Common questions
Is this CAST preparation really free?
Yes. Unlimited practice questions in all three kinds and the full timed mock exam are free, with no daily cap and no card to sign up. Pro adds the worked explanation behind each answer and the mistake bank.
Do I need an account to practise?
Yes, a free account: sign in with Google or an email and password. That is what keeps your progress and streak attached to you rather than to a browser.
How many practice questions are there?
The numerical and abstract banks are procedurally generated, so they do not run out, and you get freshly built items rather than the same recycled set. The verbal bank is a written collection of several hundred passages, and you will see every unseen item before any repeats.
How closely does this match the real CAST exam?
The question formats, the per-test timings and the two independent pass gates follow the current CAST structure. Every item is originally written or generated, never reproduced from a real EPSO paper, and your own EPSO invitation is always the authoritative source for timings and pass marks.
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