Sit full-length, timed mock exams in the registration exam's format: 100 original five-choice questions in two sessions of 50, three hours each, drawn across all seven areas and scored once at the end against 70%. Search the MPEP from the exam screen, mark items for review and strike out options. We score all 100 items (the real exam has 10 unscored beta items you cannot identify); we do not simulate check-in or invigilation. Format as at 12 Oct 2026; confirm the current format with the USPTO.
The whole test in one sitting: 100 questions in 360 minutes, weighted like the Content Outline. It runs like the test-center screen: one question at a time, mark items for review, a review screen before you end, an on-screen four-function calculator, and no feedback until your score report, which bands each of the five sections the way the real report does. Questions you have not seen come first.
A full-length practice exam in the registration exam's format: 100 original five-choice questions in two timed sessions of 50 (3 hours each), drawn across all seven areas, scored against 70%. Search the MPEP from the exam screen, mark items for review, and get a score report by area. Questions you have not seen come first.
~100 questions · 360 min · pass 70%
A full-length practice exam in the registration exam's format: 100 original five-choice questions in two timed sessions of 50 (3 hours each), drawn across all seven areas, scored against 70%. Search the MPEP from the exam screen, mark items for review, and get a score report by area. Questions you have not seen come first.
~100 questions · 360 min · pass 70%
A full-length practice exam in the registration exam's format: 100 original five-choice questions in two timed sessions of 50 (3 hours each), drawn across all seven areas, scored against 70%. Search the MPEP from the exam screen, mark items for review, and get a score report by area. Questions you have not seen come first.
~100 questions · 360 min · pass 70%
One session of the real exam: 50 questions in 3 hours, drawn across all seven areas, scored against 70%. The way to rehearse your pace when you do not have six hours.
~50 questions · 180 min · pass 70%
One session of the real exam: 50 questions in 3 hours, drawn across all seven areas, scored against 70%. The way to rehearse your pace when you do not have six hours.
~50 questions · 180 min · pass 70%
Drill one Content Outline section at a time, timed at the real test's pace.
A timed drill on one area (Patentability: 101, 102, 103 and 112), at the real exam's pace of 3.6 minutes a question, scored against 70%.
~30 questions · 108 min · pass 70%
A timed drill on one area (Filing, fees, benefit and priority), at the real exam's pace of 3.6 minutes a question, scored against 70%.
~25 questions · 90 min · pass 70%
A timed drill on one area (Examination and prosecution), at the real exam's pace of 3.6 minutes a question, scored against 70%.
~25 questions · 90 min · pass 70%
A timed drill on one area (Appeals, petitions, issue and post-issuance), at the real exam's pace of 3.6 minutes a question, scored against 70%.
~25 questions · 90 min · pass 70%
A timed drill on one area (Reexamination and AIA trials), at the real exam's pace of 3.6 minutes a question, scored against 70%.
~20 questions · 72 min · pass 70%
A timed drill on one area (PCT and international), at the real exam's pace of 3.6 minutes a question, scored against 70%.
~20 questions · 72 min · pass 70%
A timed drill on one area (Ethics and representation), at the real exam's pace of 3.6 minutes a question, scored against 70%.
~20 questions · 72 min · pass 70%
Prefer to drill one topic? Practice by topic → Or take on Hard Mode →
