ISO 26262 Academy · 4,799 questions · 5 formats · 3 modes
Prove you know it, before it counts.
4,799 practice questions across ISO 26262 Parts 2 to 11, each with a written explanation that points to the relevant part of the standard. Five question formats, random, adaptive and thematic modes, AI-graded open-text answers, and analytics that show exactly where you are weak.
- 4,799 questions
- 5 formats
- 15 topic areas
- Parts 2 to 11
- Explanation on every answer
Free plan: five random exams a month, full explanations, your history. No credit card.
A hazardous event is classified S3, E4, C2. Which ASIL does the HARA assign?
- ASIL B
- ASIL CCORRECT
- ASIL D
- QM
WhyS3 with E4 and C2 maps to ASIL C in the Part 3 risk graph. C3 would be needed to reach ASIL D at this severity and exposure.
Three modes · honest limits
Pick the mode that matches how you study.
Exactly what each plan includes, per month. No surprises after signup.
| Exam mode | What it does | Free | Pro | Expert |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Random | Balanced draw from the whole question bank | 5 / month | 5 / month | Unlimited |
| Adaptive | Weights questions toward your weak areas | - | 5 / month | Unlimited |
| Thematic | Focused on one topic you choose | - | 5 / month | Unlimited |
| AI-graded text | Write your answer, an AI grades it against a rubric | - | - | Unlimited |
Five formats · not just multiple choice
Answer the way the work actually asks you to.
Recognising the right option in a list is easier than producing the answer yourself. The bank mixes five formats so practice does not collapse into pattern matching, and 96 multi-question scenarios carry a single system case through several linked questions.
Multiple choice
59%2,815
Single and multi-select, including "which of these applies" judgment calls where more than one option looks defensible.
All plansFill in the blank
37%1,757
You type the term, metric or clause yourself, so recognition alone is not enough to score.
All plansAI-graded text
3%137
Open answers written in your own words, graded against a reference rubric the way a reviewer would read them.
ExpertBlock diagram
1%50
An architecture diagram is part of the question: read the signal paths and safety mechanisms, then answer about what you see.
Pro and ExpertDrag and drop
<1%40
Sort items into the two categories they belong to, for classification work such as fault types or measure allocation.
Pro and Expert
Counts are the released bank as of August 2026 and move as questions are added.
Beyond the questions
Built to find your weak spots.
Exams help you learn what to improve. After a few completed attempts, you get a readiness snapshot that turns your exam history into a practical study direction.
Your progress, interpreted from real exam results
After a few full attempts, the platform builds a personalized readiness picture: how you perform on each topic, where your gaps are, and what to study next. This is the fastest way to convert exam volume into exam-grade preparation.
- Readiness score: A plain-language score for how your practical ISO 26262 knowledge is shaping up after a few full exams.
- Weak-spot map: A part-by-part and topic-by-topic map of where you are strongest and where you are still gaining confidence.
- Next-step plan: A recommended study order that points to the concepts and modes that will improve your score fastest.
After a few attempts
We identify your base competence and readiness trend.
Signal + evidence
You get a strengths and gaps readout tied to real topic performance.
Actioned plan
You receive suggested next topics, exam focus, and review priorities.
Example readiness view
Readiness score: 74/100
Updated after your 7th exam
+18% from first attempt
Trend
Topic precision map
Recommended next step
Instant feedback, explained
Every answer gets immediate feedback with a detailed explanation and a pointer to the relevant part of the standard - not just what is correct, but why.
Personalized readiness evaluation
After a few full exams, Expert users get a progress map with strengths, weak spots, and a recommended next-step study plan based on their real exam responses.
Performance analytics
Score charts across parts and topics, improvement over time, strengths and weaknesses, and your complete exam history in one dashboard.
Adaptive weak-spot targeting
Adaptive mode reads your history and serves more questions where you score lowest, so practice time goes where it pays off.
Difficulty progression
Questions range from foundational definitions to expert scenario judgments, so the bank stays useful from your first week to assessment prep.
Leaderboard and streaks
An opt-in leaderboard, achievements, and learning streaks for engineers who are motivated by a bit of competition.
Topic coverage
15 topic areas spanning ISO 26262 Parts 2 to 11, from safety management and HARA to hardware metrics, software verification, and ASIL analyses.
Exam FAQ
Straight answers about the exams.
Formats, modes, coverage and what each plan includes.
Can I get a knowledge readiness evaluation from my exam activity?
After a few complete exams, the platform generates a personalized readiness evaluation that highlights your strengths, weak spots, and next topics to study so you can focus your preparation where it matters.
How many ISO 26262 practice questions are available?
The question bank currently holds 4,799 practice questions across 15 topic areas, from foundational vocabulary to expert-level scenario questions, with new questions added regularly. Every question comes with a detailed explanation of why the correct answer is correct.
What types of exam questions are there?
Five formats. Multiple choice (2,815 questions) and fill in the blank (1,757) are on every plan, including free. Block diagram questions (50), where you read an architecture diagram to answer, and drag and drop classification questions (40) are on the Pro and Expert plans. AI-graded open-text questions (137), where you write the answer in your own words and an AI grades it against a reference rubric, are on the Expert plan. Separately, 96 complex scenarios carry one system case through several linked questions.
What ISO 26262 parts do the exam questions cover?
Questions cover ISO 26262 Parts 2 through 11: Management, Concept Phase, System Level, Hardware Level, Software Level, Production and Operation, Supporting Processes, ASIL-oriented Analyses, Guidelines, and Semiconductors. You can take mixed exams or focus on specific topics.
What are the three exam modes?
Random exams draw a balanced set from the whole question bank. Adaptive exams weight question selection toward your weak areas based on your past performance. Thematic exams focus on a topic you choose. The free plan includes 5 random exams per month; the Pro plan adds 5 adaptive and 5 thematic exams per month; the Expert plan makes all three modes unlimited.
What are AI-graded text questions?
Beyond multiple choice, the Expert plan includes open-text questions where you write your answer in your own words - the way you would explain a concept in a safety review - and an AI grader evaluates it against a reference rubric.
Can I track my progress and performance over time?
Yes. The performance analytics dashboard shows detailed charts of your scores across parts and topics, tracks improvement over time, identifies strengths and weaknesses, and keeps your full exam history. A leaderboard lets you compare yourself with other engineers if you want the competition.
Is this suitable for ISO 26262 certification exam preparation?
The questions are designed to test practical understanding of ISO 26262 concepts at a professional level, with explanations that reference the relevant part of the standard. That makes them a strong preparation base for professional functional safety assessments, alongside study of the official standard itself.
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The free plan includes five random exams a month with full explanations and your exam history, plus a concept guide, three templates, one process and the Markov simulator. No credit card required.