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Certification

Prove you actually understand it

2 timed exams drawn from the course material. Questions are pulled at random from a much larger pool, so every attempt is a different paper — you cannot memorise your way through. Papers are served without their answers and graded on our server; pass while signed in and you get a certificate with a number anyone can check.

Quantum Foundations Certification

Intermediate

Fifteen questions from the 8-lesson foundations track — qubits, measurement, interference, tunnelling, gates, entanglement and Grover's search. The hardware lesson is taught, not examined.

Drawn at random from a pool of 58 questions.

Questions
15
Time limit
25 min
Pass mark
70%
Your best
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Start exam

Signed out. You can sit it for practice — same paper, same grading — but a certificate names a person, so it needs an account.

Advanced Quantum Computing Certification

Advanced

Twenty questions on Shor, error correction, variational methods on NISQ hardware, quantum cryptography, quantum machine learning and the post-quantum migration — plus the foundations they rest on.

Drawn at random from a pool of 67 questions.

Questions
20
Time limit
40 min
Pass mark
75%
Your best
—
Start exam

Signed out. You can sit it for practice — same paper, same grading — but a certificate names a person, so it needs an account.

How grading works

  • Questions carry different point weights; your score is points earned over points available.
  • “Select all that apply” questions are all-or-nothing — no partial credit, because ruling out the wrong options is the thing being tested.
  • Unanswered questions are marked wrong, so there is never a reason to leave one blank.
  • The clock is kept by our server and starts when you press Begin. Closing the tab does not pause it, and a submission that arrives after the deadline is refused — the paper is graded against the answers saved before it.
  • Your answers are saved as you give them, so an attempt resumes on any device you are signed in on, not just the browser you started in.