An NPPE question bank that keeps asking until you get it right

580, across all 52 topics in the 6 domains of the NPPE blueprint. Each is multiple choice with four options, like the exam, and every option has its own explanation. Practice Questions opens the whole bank, and a question you miss comes back until you answer it right twice in a row.

One: mock exam 1, 100 questions on the NPPE's 2.5-hour timer, with your score by topic and every question explained after you submit. Take it early, as a baseline, and use the bank to fix what it finds. If you want to rehearse the whole exam several times, Safety Net and Guided include all 4.

It is enough if you have already learned the material and need to test it and close the gaps. It does not teach topics from the start: there are no lessons. If you are starting from scratch, Guided is the better fit. No prep plan can promise a result; the readiness report shows where you stand.

Yes, it is built for it. After a fail you know the format; what you need is the topics that cost you marks. Take the mock exam, read the readiness report, then practise those topics weakest first while your misses keep coming back. It costs $97 CAD, less than the exam fee you pay again to rewrite.

No. The NPPE's questions are confidential, and no prep provider can show them to you. NPPE Pro writes its questions to the same blueprint and in the same multiple choice style, with an explanation for every option so you learn the rule behind each answer rather than memorising a letter.

No. The NPPE's own website, nppexam.ca, lists an official practice test site, which is separate from NPPE Pro. NPPE Pro is an independent platform: its 580 questions are written by NPPE Pro in the style of the exam, and it is not affiliated with the exam's administrators or any regulator.

Practice Questions ($97 CAD for 1 month) is the 580-question bank on repeat, flashcards, one full mock exam and the readiness report, for candidates who have studied. Safety Net ($197 CAD for 3 months) adds bite-size lessons on all 52 topics, three more mock exams, the mind map and the money-back promise. Guided ($297 CAD for 4 months) adds two 30-minute sessions with a P.Eng. and a road that starts with the lessons.

The Safety Net comes with NPPE Safety Net and NPPE Guided, bought from 29 September 2026. Before your sitting, finish every lesson, answer every practice question, review every flashcard and complete all 4 mock exams. Your scores don't matter. Sit the NPPE while your plan is active, or within 30 days of it ending. If your official result is a fail, email it to support@nppepro.ca within 30 days. You get your money back (everything you paid for the plan) and a new 3-month Safety Net period to prepare again, which you can start any time within 12 months. One claim per person. It is a promise about your money, not about your result: no prep plan can promise a pass. Read the Safety Net terms.

Yes. Choose Pay in 4 with Klarna under any plan on the pricing page. Klarna splits the price, plus tax, into 4 payments: the first when you buy, then one every 2 weeks. Your plan opens right away, with the same access as paying by card. See Canadian payment terms. A higher initial payment may be required for some consumers.

Your readiness score for each domain combines coverage (how many of its topics you have studied) with mastery (how accurately you answer its questions). Studying a topic once does not count as ready, and neither does answering a few questions well in one topic. The score rises as both grow.

The NPPE fee is set by each regulator and is about $175 to $300 CAD plus tax, set by each regulator. For example, APEGA charges $250 plus GST and EGBC $300 plus GST. You pay the fee again for each attempt, and it goes to your regulator, not to any prep provider.

Your account and progress stay. The paid features close until you choose a plan again, so if your sitting moves you can pick up where you left off rather than starting over.