Methodology

Exam facts on MiloPrep are only as good as their sources. This page explains the verify discipline we use for format pages and the editorial rules for practice content.

Cited exam truth

Each exam hub pulls structure facts — question counts, durations, sessions, topic weight ranges — from a per-exam truth record. Every record has official source URLs and a limitations statement. If a number cannot be traced to an awarding-body page, it does not get rendered as a fact.

What we deliberately omit

Fees and pass rates move often and are easy to get wrong. Unless an official page states them plainly in a way we can re-check, they stay off the hubs. Candidates should confirm registration fees and windows on the awarding body site before booking.

How questions will be written

Practice items are original. They are mapped to published content areas and weight bands, written to the format the body uses (stand-alone MCQ, item set, TBS-style task, constructed response), and paired with a full written explanation. We do not claim to reproduce live exam questions.

Editorial vs official

Study sequences, troubleshooting cards, and “who should sit this” copy are editorial. Format tables and weight tables are official-sourced. Hubs label the source callout so readers can tell which is which. Read the authors page for byline policy, or open any exam hub to see the callout in place.