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CertSprint

CertSprint offers IT certification practice with explanations, performance-based tasks and domain feedback. Public samples and tracked study have different access.

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A closer look at CertSprint

Independent IT certification practice with scenario questions, explanations and performance-based tasks, plus account-based diagnostics and domain feedback.

Work through the reasoning

Knowing why an answer fits is part of preparing for the next question. CertSprint offers original practice questions with explanations and performance-based tasks for CompTIA exams, Microsoft SC-200 and BTL1. Its homepage has a sample lab with multiple-choice and PBQ views, so you can inspect the study format before signing up.

The site describes these as its own practice samples, not official exam questions. Their value is in the practice and explanation, without a promise that you'll meet the same questions on an exam.

Keep the free routes separate

Public samples need no account and are not recorded in your progress. The advertised 20 free questions per certification require a free account, as does the 10-question diagnostic that starts after sign-in. Those are separate from the public sample lab.

CertSprint also describes domain readiness and accuracy feedback for tracked study. Treat those as ways to choose what to review next. They aren't proof that you'll pass, and no authenticated study session was used for this note.

Choose the exam access you need

The pricing page checked on October 13, 2026 shows a Halloween offer of €8 for one certification or €25 for all six, paid once. It lists November 6, 2026 as the offer deadline. Check the current price before paying.

The single-certification purchase includes the full practice bank, explanations and PBQs. These are study-material purchases. Exam vouchers aren't included.

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CertSprint
Category
Education Tools
Stage
Launched
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Public pages were checked Oct 2, 2026.

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October 13, 2026

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October 13, 2026

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Oct 13, 2026
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Oct 2, 2026
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