AKT mock exams

Generate mock exams from a free question bank covering every syllabus topic. Choose your length, sit it under timed conditions, and use the debrief to identify weak topics before the real exam.

Timed mock practice

Short answer

Yes. You can use AKT Navigator to generate free timed AKT mock exams. Mocks are most useful when you review mistakes afterwards and use the result to choose what to revise next. A full mock should mirror the current format: 160 questions in 2 hours 40 minutes.

Best for

  • - pacing practice
  • - exam readiness checks
  • - weak-area detection
  • - final-month revision
160
Full mock
2h 40m
Timed format
Free
Questions stay free

Choose your exam length

Not every revision session needs a full mock. AKT Navigator lets you pick how many questions you want:

40 questions
~40 min

Quick confidence check. Good for lunchtime revision.

80 questions
~80 min

Half-length mock. Tests stamina without the full time commitment.

160 questions
2h 40m

Full AKT simulation. Matches the real exam exactly.

Debrief after each mock

After each mock, AKT Navigator analyses your performance and highlights patterns that are easy to miss when you review your own answers:

Fatigue detection

Are you getting more questions wrong towards the end of the exam? The debrief picks up on performance drop-off and shows you exactly where it starts.

Timing analysis

Spending too long on certain question types? The debrief tracks time per question and flags where you are losing minutes that could be spent elsewhere.

Confidently wrong

The most dangerous pattern in any exam: topics where you feel confident but are actually getting questions wrong. The debrief highlights these blind spots.

Topic gap analysis

See your performance broken down by all 32 AKT topics. Find out which areas need the most work before the real exam.

Turn a mock into a revision plan

After your debrief, use the weak-topic breakdown to decide what to revise next. Pair the mock with topic explanations and audio revision so you are not only measuring performance, but improving the areas that cost marks.

Why repeat mocks matter

One mock tells you how you performed on one day. Repeating mocks shows whether timing, fatigue and topic gaps are improving. Use a full 160-question mock for exam stamina, and shorter mocks when you want a focused check without losing a whole evening.

Official sources

AKT Navigator is independent of the RCGP. Mock timing and revision guidance are aligned to public RCGP AKT information, RCGP preparation resources and Pearson VUE test-centre guidance.

AKT mock exam FAQ

Can I generate free AKT mock exams?

Yes. AKT Navigator lets you generate free AKT mock exams from syllabus-mapped questions, with 40, 80 or 160-question practice options.

How long is a full AKT mock exam?

From October 2025, the RCGP AKT format is 160 single-best-answer questions in 2 hours 40 minutes, so a full AKT Navigator mock uses 160 questions and a 160-minute timing target.

How often should I do AKT mocks?

Early in revision, use a mock or shorter diagnostic to find weak areas. In the final month, regular timed mocks are useful if you review mistakes properly and do not use them as passive score checks.

Should I do mocks before I finish the syllabus?

Yes. A baseline mock before finishing the syllabus can feel uncomfortable, but it shows what to revise next. Use early mocks diagnostically, then move to full timed mocks as the exam gets closer.

Are AKT mock exams enough on their own?

No. Mock exams are best used with topic review. Sit mocks to find weak areas, then revise the relevant topic guide, explanations and audio before retesting.

Is there negative marking in the AKT?

No. RCGP standard-setting guidance says there is no negative marking in the AKT, so timed mocks should train you to answer every question rather than leaving blanks.

Questions aligned to NICE CKS and the RCGP curriculum. Last reviewed June 2026.

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