FRM Part I 2026 Practice Tests: 620 Questions

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Knowing a formula is only part of FRM Part I preparation. You also need to recognize the assumptions that make it usable, choose the right exposure or probability, and explain why a plausible alternative fails.

Practice those decisions across 620 original questions aligned with the 2026 GARP FRM Part I reading scope. Questions combine risk concepts, quantitative analysis, financial products and valuation in clearly specified learning scenarios.

Build understanding, then test exam pace

• Foundations of Risk Management: 70 questions on risk decisions, governance, capital, financial history and professional conduct.
• Quantitative Analysis: 110 questions on probability, inference, regression, time series, simulation and machine learning.
• Financial Markets and Products: 140 questions on institutions, insurance, funds, hedging, derivatives, bonds and mortgages.
• Valuation and Risk Models: 100 questions on market and credit risk, operational risk, stress testing, fixed-income valuation and options.
• Two full mocks: 100 questions and 240 minutes each, using a 20/20/30/30 domain split chosen to reflect the official approximate weights.

Each question provides a worked overall answer, feedback for every option, and a focused study prompt. Calculations state units, timing, loss conventions and model assumptions so you can trace the reasoning rather than memorize a number.

Use the feedback to close gaps

1. Work through a topic bank in manageable sessions.
2. Review incorrect answers and correct guesses, including the alternatives you rejected.
3. Return to the relevant official reading and redo the underlying calculation or decision.
4. Attempt a mock in one timed sitting, then use its feedback to plan your next study session.

The course's 80% study target is a revision goal, not an official passing threshold or a prediction of your exam result. These independent practice questions are not official GARP exam questions. BrightRung Learning is not affiliated with or endorsed by GARP. Use the official materials for the examination version you will take; these questions focus on the 2026 scope.