CPNRE Practice Test — Alberta LPN licensing exam prepKnow you’re ready before you book the CPNRE.

No. CPNRE Practice Test is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by the College of LPNs and HCAs of Alberta or any regulator. Our practice exams are assembled to the published exam blueprint — the same domain weightings, cognitive levels and client-age mix — but the questions are ours. Official preparation materials are sold separately by the examining body.

The real exam is 160 to 170 multiple-choice questions over four hours. A full practice sitting here is 165 questions under the same four-hour clock, with a half-length and a quick 25-question set for shorter sessions. Every sitting is timed, and every answer is explained the moment you submit.

Yes — a payment method is required to start the Monthly trial, and nothing is charged for five days. Cancel from your account before the trial ends and you are never charged at all. The Quarterly plan has no trial: it is charged at checkout and opens everything immediately.

Yes, within 7 days of your first premium payment — that is the charge when the Monthly trial ends, or the checkout charge on Quarterly — for any reason, whether or not you used it. Ask from Support in your account menu or from the contact page, and it goes back to your card in full. After 7 days that payment is non-refundable, and renewal payments are never refundable: cancel any time before a renewal date and it is simply not charged.

It is the CPNRE, the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Examination. Passing it is the final step for a provisional practical nurse to join the general register of the College of LPNs and HCAs of Alberta. It costs $610 and runs in six month-long windows a year. Our free guide to the Alberta LPN licensing exam, on the blog, covers fees, 2027 dates, attempts and the official prep tools.

Not a course: it is online LPN exam practice. You get full-length CPNRE practice exams built to the official blueprint, explained answers, exam-focused lessons and a readiness score, and you study at your own pace. No CPNRE prep course is official — the exam developer offers and recommends none — so whatever you use, check it is built to the CPNRE rather than the American NCLEX-PN.

It is built for Alberta candidates, but the CPNRE is the same exam in every province that uses it. British Columbia and Ontario use a different exam, the REx-PN, which this does not cover.

A measurement of your practice here — questions answered, full sittings completed, whether you are passing consistently, whether any exam domain is still weak, and whether your recent average leaves a margin. It is calculated only from what you do in the app. It is not a prediction of your real result, and we never tell you to book your exam; we show you what the evidence says.

Yes. It works in any browser, and on a phone you can add it to your home screen and it opens like an app. Your progress is the same on every device.

Tell us — Support is in your account menu on every page, and you can paste the question in. We check every report, and we would rather be corrected than be right: a wrong answer key taught to a candidate is the worst thing a prep tool can do. Our answer key is also measured for patterns (the longest option, "usually B") and fixed when we find one.