Free mock exam

A free OMPT mock exam. At your variant's length.

Full-length and timed, with the same answer mechanics as the real test: you type your maths, and the only calculator is the basic one on screen. Pick your variant in the app and the mock takes its real question count and its real clock: the OMPT-D sits 21 questions in 180 minutes, the OMPT-B runs 64 questions in 150 minutes. At the end — a score by topic, not just a number.

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What you get.

A→G
your variant's own length and clock
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same question count as the real test
typed maths answers
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on-screen calculator only
score by topic at the end
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Real timing

A visible clock set to your variant's real allowance — see the table below. The pacing that follows is the one you'll actually face: barely two and a half minutes a question on the OMPT-A, more than eight on the OMPT-D. The timer doesn't pause, because the real one won't either.

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Typed answers, checked exactly

Most OMPT questions are open entry, not multiple choice. Here too: a tabbed maths keyboard for fractions, powers, roots and logs, and your answer is checked symbolically — form and signs matter.

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The calculator constraint

On the real test, your own calculator is banned and a basic one is provided in the platform. Same rule here: a basic on-screen calculator, nothing else. Train the way you'll be tested.

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A debrief, not just a grade

When you submit, you get your score plus a per-topic breakdown, and you can review every question and redo the ones you missed — free.

What this mock won't do: predict your exam-day score. Your result is your score on the questions you sat, today — where you're solid, where you bleed points. That's what a mock is for; treat any tool claiming more with suspicion.

There is no single "mock exam format".

There are seven. The mock takes the one your programme actually asks for — question count, clock and syllabus.

Your variantQuestions · timeWhat the mock rehearses
OMPT-A52 q · 120 minAlgebra through introductory differentiation, at a fast pace
OMPT-B64 q · 150 minThe longest sitting of all — A plus trigonometry and integration
OMPT-C30 q · 120 minThe foundation prerequisites, with time to spare
OMPT-D21 q · 180 minFew questions, deep multi-step calculus — pacing is not the problem here
OMPT-E40 q · 120 minStatistics and probability instead of calculus
OMPT-F21 q · 180 minHigher-tier economics track, up to applied differentiation
OMPT-G26 q · 180 minMaths with physics and introductory chemistry
Not sure which one your programme lists? Start with which OMPT you need — sitting a mock at the wrong length rehearses the wrong exam.

Pick your variant.

Each variant has its own mock exam page — format, syllabus and sample questions for that exam only.

Mock exam vs the 10-question practice test.

We offer both, free. They do different jobs.

10-question practice testFull mock exam
Length10 questions, ~15 minutesYour variant's real length (see above)
TimerNo — go at your paceYes — real countdown
AccountNone neededFree account required
JobQuick placement: see where you standFull rehearsal: pacing, calculator, typed answers

Start with the free 10-question test if you just want a first read on your level. Take the mock when you want to rehearse the actual sitting — the pacing and the answer mechanics are most of what people get wrong on a first attempt.

Why not just use the sample PDF?

Search for an OMPT mock exam today and most results are the same document re-uploaded on different sites: a Sample of the OMPT-A Mock Exam — 8 questions over 3 pages, with space to write your answers by hand. It's free and it's a fair first look at the question style. Use it.

But a static PDF can't do the things that make a mock useful: no timer, no maths-entry practice (you'll type your answers on the real test, not write them), no on-screen-calculator constraint, no per-topic scoring — and it only samples the OMPT-A. The official omptest.org also sells its own practice modules and mock test; this one is simply free, full-length, and interactive.

Whatever materials you use, do at least one full-length, timed run before the real session. Pacing is a skill, and a PDF can't train it.

Keep reading.

Know your variant, then know the process.

Rehearse it before you sit it.

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