How it works

Tell us your exam date and how much time you have each day. Passwell does the planning.

Built on how memory works

Passwell uses the study methods with the strongest evidence behind them.

Retrieval practice: you answer questions instead of re-reading. Testing yourself is what makes knowledge stick.
Spaced repetition: questions you miss come back after a day, then at growing intervals, right before you'd forget them.
Interleaving: practice mixes topics like the real exam does, so you learn to recognise which idea a question is really about.
Honest confidence: tick "I'm guessing" and a lucky right answer counts only half and returns sooner.

One number that answers the only question that matters: am I ready to book?

It blends your latest full mock scores with your recent accuracy in every exam domain, weighted like the real exam.
The target is set 5 points above the pass mark, because exam-day nerves cost a few points.
It turns green only when you've scored at or above the target on 3 full mocks in a row and no domain is weak.
Until then it tells you exactly what's missing: which domain to lift and by how much.

Practising under the real rules removes surprises on the day.

Same number of questions, same time, same domain mix, same question types.
Exam-specific behaviour: sections and breaks for PMP, no going back for Cisco, case studies and Yes/No series for Microsoft, essays for PSM III.
A plain, distraction-free screen with timer, flag and review, like the testing software.
After the mock: score by domain and a full review with explanations for every question.