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7-day plan

7 days before the DGT theory exam

Diagnostic, topic revision, simulation. 10–20 minutes a day. No signup.

The last week before the exam can help you organise your study. This plan follows a fixed sequence of practice sessions with immediate explanations: diagnostic, specific blocks, general review, and a final 30-question practice. Use the specific link for a timed real simulation. Everything free, everything in your browser, no accounts, no personal data.

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Day 1: diagnostic — 10 questions in 3 minutes to see where to start.

Start day 1

When you finish day 1, come back to this page and continue with day 2.

When's your exam?

You can follow the fixed 7-day plan up to that date. Stored only on this device.

Your plan, day by day

Each day is a short test in a fixed sequence: diagnostic, topics, general review, and simulation. Return to any explanation when your mistakes show that you need more practice.

Day 1Diagnostic

Identify the topics you've mastered and the ones that need more work.

Take a 10-question quick test with immediate explanations. Use your mistakes to decide what to review next.

Open day 1
Day 2Signs

Practise signs: warning, regulatory, indication and road markings.

10 signs-only questions: vertical signs, road markings and officers' signals, with immediate explanations. Right of way comes on day 5.

Open day 2
Day 3Speed

Memorise speed limits by road type and what counts as adequate speed.

10 speed-only questions: generic limits by road type (urban, expressway, motorway), adequate speed and speeding penalties, with immediate explanations.

Open day 3
Day 4Alcohol and drugs

Master the legal alcohol limits and the rules on drugs.

10 alcohol-and-drugs questions: legal limits (general 0.25 mg/l, novice and professional 0.15 mg/l), zero tolerance for drugs and test refusal as a criminal offence.

Open day 4
Day 5Right of way

Practise who goes first: intersections, roundabouts, yield and stop.

10 right-of-way-only questions, with immediate explanations. It is the same session for everyone: it does not adapt to your day 1 answers. If your day 1 result pointed to another weak topic, open its topic test and practise it today too.

Open day 5
Day 6General review

Practise unscoped to catch any remaining gaps.

10 random questions from the full Permit B bank, with no fixed topic. If you miss one, go back to the matching topic test. The idea is to reach day 7 knowing what is left to review.

Open day 6
Day 7Final simulation

Practise 30 questions with immediate explanations and review every mistake.

This day uses the same practice flow with immediate explanations. For a timed simulation, open the real simulation linked below.

Open day 7

Exam tomorrow?

Skip to day 7 and take the full simulation directly. Use it to find topics that need review and repeat it another day if you have time; one simulation cannot guarantee the real exam result.

Go to the final simulation →

Optional: the plan works without an email. If you want reminders up to your exam, leave your email.

Your study plan to exam day, by email

We send you what to study each week and a reminder before your exam. Free.

Frequently asked questions

How much time per day does the plan need?

Between 10 and 20 minutes per day. Each day is a short 10-question test plus a few minutes to review mistakes. Day 7 is the longest because it's a full 30-question simulation (~30 minutes).

Do I need to sign up?

No. The plan doesn't need an account, email or password. Your progress is stored in your own browser. If you switch device or browser, you'd start from scratch.

What if I can't start 7 days before the exam?

Start with the diagnostic that is available and prioritise reviewing the explanations for your mistakes. If you have less time, combine a topic session with a simulation and leave room to repeat whatever remains difficult.

Does it work for A1, A2, AM, C, D permits?

The plan is built for permit B (car), the most popular exam. The logic (diagnostic → topics → simulation) also works for other permits, but the specific questions and topics differ. We're preparing dedicated versions for the other permits.

What if I fail the day 7 simulation?

Identify the topic or topics where you missed most and return to their explanation. Repeat the simulation on another day to check whether mistakes fall consistently. The date and conditions of another official attempt depend on current DGT information.