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Original questions only
Every item on MockCerts is written by us against the public exam guide for that exam (its task statements, published scenarios, sample-question style and in-scope list) and the vendor's product documentation. No item is taken from, adapted from or "inspired by" a real exam form, a candidate's recollection, a screenshot or a brain-dump site.
We do not accept recalled content
Candidates sign a non-disclosure agreement before every proctored exam. Sending us recalled questions would breach it, and vendors treat the use of leaked questions as candidate misconduct that can void a result or revoke a credential. If you send us recalled exam content, we delete it unread and do not use it. We do not buy question banks from third parties.
How items are reviewed
- Each item is written against a specific knowledge or skill bullet in the exam guide and tagged with its task statement.
- A second, independent reviewer solves every item blind (without the key) and flags anything with two defensible answers, an outdated fact or an answer-length tell.
- Flagged items are rewritten or removed; answer-letter and option-length distributions are checked so the key cannot be guessed from form.
- Where the exam guide and current documentation disagree, the keyed answer follows the guide and the explanation says what the current behavior is.
Report a problem
If you believe an item is wrong, outdated or ambiguous, email hello@mockcerts.com with the item's set and number (shown in the review view). Corrections ship in the next content build and we credit reporters who ask to be credited.
Effective October 27, 2026.