AP Practice Tests

Full-length, College Board-format practice tests for AP courses. MCQ and FRQ sections, detailed explanations, and a continuously refreshed question pool.

AP Practice-Test Bundles

Each bundle holds practice tests for one AP course of your choice. Prices are the same for all 31 courses.

  • Single Test

    €11

    1 full-length test

    Every option includes

    • Full-length tests in the real exam format
    • 2 attempts at every test
    • 12 months' access
    • A detailed score report
    • An explanation for every question
    • An AI study roadmap for every test
  • Save 17%

    5-Test Bundle

    €45

    €9 per test · 5 full-length tests

    Bought singly €55

    Every option includes

    • Full-length tests in the real exam format
    • 2 attempts at every test
    • 12 months' access
    • A detailed score report
    • An explanation for every question
    • An AI study roadmap for every test
  • Save 25%

    10-Test Bundle

    €81

    €8 per test · 10 full-length tests

    Bought singly €110

    Every option includes

    • Full-length tests in the real exam format
    • 2 attempts at every test
    • 12 months' access
    • A detailed score report
    • An explanation for every question
    • An AI study roadmap for every test

    Advanced performance analysis

    • Accuracy by section, topic and subtopic
    • Results on easy, medium and hard questions
    • Time use in practice tests: rushed, on time, slow
    • Your 6 weakest topics
    • Weekly progress chart

The tests you buy open in your account automatically as they are published, and each test's 12 months of access start on the day it opens.

Why use AP practice tests

  • College Board format

    Question types, difficulty distribution and timing are aligned with the real AP exam.

  • MCQ + FRQ

    Both multiple-choice and free-response sections in a single simulation.

  • Detailed explanations

    Every question comes with a step-by-step explanation.

  • Score analysis

    Predicted AP score (1-5) plus a topic-level strengths-and-weaknesses report.

01 / REHEARSE

Know the AP screen before test day.

Sit full-length AP practice tests with the exam's own tools: Mark for Review, the option eliminator and the Check Your Work page, with Desmos and the reference sheet only where the exam allows them. Every test published for a subject runs on this screen.

See the AP practice tests
Sample AP interface · illustrative data
APSection I · Multiple Choice
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The exam's own tools

  • Mark for Review
  • Option eliminator
  • Check Your Work
  • Desmos where allowed
  • The exam's reference sheet

No question is loaded in this preview.

Question navigation

AnsweredMarked for review

02 / UNDERSTAND

See where your score comes from.

At the end you see an estimated AP score on the 1–5 scale, your multiple-choice results by unit and an AI estimate for each free-response question, row by row against the scoring guidelines.

Compare the packages
Sample AP interface · illustrative data
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Score report

Estimated AP score
4 / 5

Multiple choice by unit

Unit 27 / 10 correct
Unit 55 / 10 correct
Unit 76 / 10 correct

Illustrative results. In the real report, too, the score is a practice estimate, not an official score or a promise of improvement.

What is in the report?

An estimated AP score and composite, multiple choice by unit and an AI estimate for the free responses. These are estimates, not official College Board scores.

03 / FOCUS

Turn your mistakes into your next session.

Start by reading each mistake with its explanation. Then take the topic you miss most to the AP question bank and work through short, focused sets. TestPrep AI Tutor can talk you through a question you are stuck on, step by step.

Explore the AP question bank
Sample AP interface · illustrative data

Your next step

  1. Read your mistakes with their explanations

    Your answer, the correct answer and the explanation on one screen

  2. Pick your weakest topic

    Unit 5 · 5 / 10 correct

  3. Build a focused set

    Unit 5 · Medium · 10 questions

TestPrep AI Tutor: talk a stuck question through

Preview only. You choose the steps from your own results.

See a sample report

TestPrep AI Tutor talks you through the questions you got wrong

When your AP practice test ends, pick a mistake on your results page and the lesson starts. The tutor won't just read out the answer: it asks you, writes the steps on the board and lets you find where you went wrong.

  • You work out loud
  • A shared board
  • It won't lead with the answer, or withhold it

Your first 2 mistakes are free (up to 10 minutes)

No card needed to try it, just your account.

Then 30-minute blocks — €4

How TestPrep AI Tutor works
AI Tutor lesson screen: the wrong and blank questions on the left, an AP Chemistry multiple-choice question (the mass percent of CaCO₃ in a mixture) in the middle, and the tutor's steps written one under another on the board on the right.
Sample screen

Topic-by-topic practice in the AP Question Bank

Use the AP Question Bank for unit- and topic-level drilling between full-length practice tests.

AP Question Bank

AP Practice Tests — Frequently Asked Questions

Are the AP practice tests the same difficulty as the real exam?▾

Yes. Question types, difficulty distribution, timing and scoring are built to align with the College Board's official AP exam format.

Which AP courses have practice tests?▾

The catalog covers the following AP courses; each subject page shows its published practice tests and pre-order availability: maths (Calculus AB/BC, Precalculus, Statistics), sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics 1/2/C, Environmental Science), history (US, European, World), computer science (CS A, CSP), social sciences (Micro/Macroeconomics, Psychology, Human Geography, US/Comparative Government), English (Language, Literature), arts (Art History, Music Theory), and world languages (Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Chinese).

How do I interpret my practice test score?▾

After each test you get a predicted AP score (1-5) and a topic-level accuracy report. Use that to decide which units to drill in the AP Question Bank.

Are practice tests enough on their own?▾

No. A practice test is a measurement tool — real score gains come from systematically working on the weaknesses each test reveals. We recommend using practice tests alongside AP tutoring or the AP Question Bank.

How many times can I take each test?▾

Up to twice. The second attempt lets you sit the same test again after working on your mistakes and see how much you have improved.

How long do I have access to the tests I buy?▾

Practice tests you buy stay available on your account for 12 months from the date of purchase. When they come with a tutoring package or a course, the 12 months start on the day they are unlocked on your account.

Fix the Mistakes Your Practice Tests Keep Showing, One to One

Take the topic gaps and the kinds of mistakes that keep coming back in your practice-test results to your AP tutor, so every lesson is spent on what you find hardest.

AP Tutoring