Choosing and switching your exam
Your active exam determines which questions you study and what your progress, Question of the Day, and analytics are scoped to. You can change it whenever you like.
How to switch
- Open Browse All Tests from the navigation (or go to Settings → Exam).
- Pick any exam you own or have access to. It becomes your active exam immediately.
- Your dashboard and study modes now show that exam's questions and your progress in it.
Free vs. Premium access
On the free plan you study one exam's 40-question sample at a time. Premium unlocks every exam, so you can move freely between, say, Private Pilot and Part 107 without buying each one separately — useful if you're working toward more than one certificate.
Only exams that have a question bank loaded appear in the list. If you don't see an exam you expect, it may not be available yet — contact support and we'll let you know the timeline.
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