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CertBase is a free practice platform for IT certification exams. It covers 100,000+ questions across 25+ providers, including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Cisco, CompTIA, Databricks, Snowflake, HashiCorp, NVIDIA, Oracle and Salesforce. There is no signup and no paywall. You open an exam and start answering. Two modes: Study mode — answer a question and immediately see the correct answer, plus a plain-English explanation of why it is right and why the other options are wrong. Quiz mode — simulate exam conditions and review your results at the end. Every question has its own discussion thread, so candidates can debate answers, share exam-day notes and flag questions that have gone out of date. Anyone who has passed an exam can submit new questions, review existing ones or moderate discussions. CertBase is an independent project with no investors and no training courses to sell. It is free permanently: no premium tier, no trial that expires.
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