Find out whether your knowledge survives a timed paper.
Reading the method can make everything feel familiar. An exam asks a harder question: can you identify the right answer, independently, while the clock is running?
The Compalley Exam Centre gives you two free Foundation practice papers. Each contains 60 questions, allows 60 minutes and marks the paper immediately.
Watch: how the free PRINCE2 Foundation practice exam works.
More useful than a pass or fail
Your overall percentage tells you whether you reached the 60% practice threshold. The diagnostic underneath tells you why. It breaks the result into five reporting categories and identifies both strong topics and weaker areas that require attention.
- Principles
- Practices
- Processes
- Organization and people
- Plans and controls
Revise the weakest area, explain the method in your own words and use a different paper to test whether the understanding travels with you.
Choose a Foundation paper
Foundation Mock Exam 1
Your first 60-question readiness test with immediate category and topic results.
Start Mock Exam 1Foundation Mock Exam 2
A fresh paper for testing whether your revision improved the underlying knowledge.
Start Mock Exam 2How to use the result
- Complete the paper without reference material.
- Record the overall score and the weakest category.
- Return to the relevant section of the official PRINCE2 material.
- Explain the concept without looking at the answer options.
- Use the other paper as a fresh test.
Common questions
Foundation practice exam FAQ
Is the PRINCE2 Foundation practice exam free?
Yes. Both Compalley Foundation mock papers can be completed online without payment.
How many questions are in each paper?
Each Foundation mock contains 60 questions and uses a 60-minute practice timer.
Will I see my result immediately?
Yes. The on-screen result shows your overall percentage, category performance, strong topics and areas to improve.
What score should I aim for?
The practice threshold is 60%. A stronger readiness signal is reaching it consistently on different papers without relying on remembered answers.
Can I take the papers again?
Yes. You can repeat a paper, although using the second paper as a fresh test gives you better evidence of whether your revision worked.
