prepksa

Saudi Arabia's STEP English test gives reading 40 % of the score, which rarely stops anyone from spending the last week on whatever feels comfortable. prepksa, a practice site in Arabic, builds its mock exam to the length of the real test: 100 questions in 150 minutes, listening included. The score is weighted per section like the official one, and the result names the section that cost the most marks.

The first mock opens without an account, and its timer cannot be paused: when time runs out, the exam hands itself in. The privacy page says this mock is marked by your browser rather than the server.

Beyond that first mock, prepksa offers a second one with full explanations and a practice bank of 248 questions. The questions are sorted into nine groups by type, including vocabulary in context and punctuation, and an Arabic explanation appears right after each answer. A grammar section walks through 18 rules with wrong and right examples and the typical mistake of Arabic speakers.

The site says every question is written in-house and checked by a Saudi reviewer, with no past papers or leaked collections. Scores on prepksa are estimates for practice, since registration and official results stay with ETEC, the government body that runs STEP. The whole site is in Arabic.