A number that
starts at 42%
Every readiness score in CPA review tells you how you are doing. None of them tells you how much evidence is behind the answer. This one starts at the national FAR pass rate — 42.12% in 2025 — and moves only as far as your evidence takes it.
Estimate your pass probability See how it is computed
Source: UWorld Accounting, “CPA Exam Pass Rates”, compiling AICPA quarterly reports · checked 2026-08-15 · 2025 cumulative FAR pass rate
What this is
Exam Copilot is FAR practice, diagnosis and tutoring. It maps every question and every simulation cell to the AICPA FAR Blueprint, keeps a running estimate of your pass probability with its confidence interval showing, and refuses to guess about the simulation half of the exam until you have actually done simulations.
When you miss a question, it opens by asking you one thing about the specific wrong choice you made, rather than pasting the explanation. You get the full walkthrough within a few exchanges either way — and if you would rather just have it, ask three times and it is yours.
It is built for the candidate who is not going to buy a full review course, or who already did and did not pass. It does not include lectures or a textbook — pair it with whatever content you already have.
Three tools, no sign-up
Pass probability
Enter the practice work you have already done — from any course. Get a probability, a confidence interval, and a plain statement of what the number does not know about you.
Simulation time budget
Seven simulations carry half of the FAR score. Work out what that means in minutes per simulation and seconds per cell — before the clock does it for you.
Score release countdown
The 2026 Core score release schedule, with the days remaining to the next one and an honest flag on which dates we have verified.
What we will not do
- We will not show you a flattering number. With no evidence about you, the estimate is the national rate. It is designed to be uncomfortable when it should be.
- We will not extrapolate. If you have done no simulations, that half of the exam is carried as unknown rather than inferred from your multiple-choice accuracy. Your estimate rises more slowly and the interval stays wider — and the dashboard says why. This is not a ceiling; it keeps rising as you keep working.
- We will not use a single question from the exam, or from any review course. Every practice item is written by us, mapped to the public Blueprint, and reviewed by a licensed CPA before it is served to anyone paying.
- We will not claim the estimate is calibrated. It is not. beta · not yet validated against real exam outcomes What we can show you is the arithmetic: /methodology/.
Not open yet
The full FAR system — the practice bank, the Blueprint-level path, the tutoring — is not open. No question in the bank has been reviewed by a licensed CPA yet, and nothing gets served to anyone until that review has happened. The tools above are free and work today.
Source: AICPA, “Learn more about CPA Exam scoring and pass rates” · checked 2026-08-15 · the 42.12% figure, checked against the AICPA directly