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Know exactly what to study before your EPPP.

Choose a five-minute warm-up or the full 25-question diagnostic. Fasteppp maps the gaps, builds focused practice, and tracks progress toward a full mock—without making you restart another textbook.

Free during beta · No account needed. The Quick 10 takes about 5 minutes (full diagnostic: 30–45) — and when you sign up, your results merge into your account automatically.

Interactive sample

Assessment and diagnosis

KN29 · 16% weight

A test produces nearly identical scores when the same candidates take it again two weeks later. Which property is strongest?

25diagnostic questions
8Part 1 domains sampled
1study path from baseline to mock

From uncertainty to a defensible study plan

  1. 01BaselineFind the gapsA 25-question diagnostic samples all eight Part 1 domains using official blueprint weights.Open
  2. 02Daily practiceStudy what needs workAdaptive sessions prioritize weak domains, due reviews, and knowledge objectives you have not mastered.Open
  3. 03Exam rehearsalTest the whole planA timed 175-item mock measures endurance and updates your readiness picture.Open

Practice follows the exam’s domain emphasis

Sampling respects the published Part 1 Knowledge weights. Readiness is a Fasteppp study signal, not an official score or guarantee of passing.

EPPP Part 1 Knowledge domain weights and relative emphasis
Knowledge domainWeightRelative emphasis
Biological Bases of Behavior10%
Cognitive-Affective Bases of Behavior13%
Social and Cultural Bases of Behavior11%
Growth and Lifespan Development12%
Assessment and Diagnosis16%
Treatment, Intervention, Prevention and Supervision15%
Research Methods and Statistics7%
Ethical, Legal, and Professional Issues16%

Go deeper when the study path calls for it

Optional tools for complex clinical concepts, kept alongside—not ahead of—the diagnostic and practice loop.

Fasteppp is a free beta released to gather candidate feedback. Question content is based on study references and may not reflect a specific exam form. No readiness metric guarantees an exam result.