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Free OMPT-F mock exam: 2 timed problems

The OMPT-F gives you 8.6 minutes per long-form problem; so do we. Two problems in 17 minutes, exactly a tenth of the real exam, scored in your browser.

Original questions, written by OMPT Practice. Official figures last verified 21 September 2026.

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  1. Question 1 · Functions

    f(x) = (x − 3)/(x + 1). Evaluate f(5).

  2. Question 2 · Differentiation

    Given f(x) = 4x² + 6x + 2, find f′(1).

0 of 2 answered · unanswered questions count as wrong

What this OMPT-F mock covers

Two problems make a tenth of the 21-problem OMPT-F, and both come from the back half of the paper: quadratic equations and differentiation. Differentiation is 40% of the official OMPT-F score, the heaviest single weight on any variant except OMPT-C's numbers chapter, and equations and inequalities are another 30%.

QuestionChapterOfficial weightDrill
1Functions15%OMPT-F rational functions drill
2Differentiation40%OMPT-F applications of derivatives drill

Official weights are from the OMPT-F learning-assessment page at omptest.org. The full chapter list with topic counts is on the OMPT-F hub.

OMPT-F format: 21 questions in 180 minutes

The OMPT-F figures the timer copies, from the syllabus and pricing pages at omptest.org. OMPT-F shares OMPT-D's note-field rule and its higher prices.

ItemOMPT-FSource
Questions21, all typed answersomptest.org
Time180 minutes, timer starts only at Startomptest.org
Pace8.6 minutes per questionomptest.org
Chapters6, asked in syllabus orderomptest.org
Answer fieldFinal answer plus your calculations in the note field; two graders score each step with a rubric.omptest.org
Answer formExact: fractions, roots and powers unless a decimal is requestedomptest.org
CalculatorOnly the basic on-screen calculator shared by OMPT-A, B, C and F; it does not apply order of operationsomptest.org
Formula sheetNone provided or allowed; special trigonometric values must be memorisedomptest.org
Negative markingNone; a wrong answer scores zero, not minusomptest.org
Official gradingSoftware first, then omptest.org's mathematicians; 8 business days (4 with fast grading)omptest.org
This mock2 original questions from the generation-1 paper, 17 minutes, scored in the browserthis site
ReportScore, percentage, chapters ranked weakest first, worked solution per questionthis site

How to enter answers on the OMPT-F

OMPT-F, like OMPT-D, expects your calculations in the note field, and two graders score each step. The final answer still has to be in exact form. This free mock grades only the typed answer, so write the method on paper during the mock and check it against the worked solution; the real paper pays for every correct step.

Exact form
Unless the question asks for a decimal, the answer is a fraction, a root or a power. omptest.org's help centre says a decimal where exact form is expected can lose points, and the on-screen calculator does not convert decimals back.
Fractions
Type a slash with no spaces and reduce it: 23/14, not 1.64 and not 46/28. A mixed number is not expected.
Roots
Simplify the radicand and rationalise a denominator: 2√13 rather than √52, 2√5/25 rather than 2/(5√5). Type sqrt(13) or the √ symbol; both are read.
Powers and constants
Use the caret: x^2, 2^(x-1). Keep π and e as symbols (pi, e), never as 3.14 or 2.72.
Several solutions
Give every solution the interval allows, separated by commas, smallest first when the question says so. One of two solutions is marked incomplete.
Intervals and inequalities
Write the two-sided inequality or the interval: -1<x<4 or (-1,4). Round brackets exclude the endpoint, square brackets include it.
Decimal point
When a decimal is asked for, use a point, not a comma, and give the precision the question states.
No units
Type the number; the field knows the unit from the question. 20 and 20 m both pass here; 20 metres does not.
Brackets
Close every bracket. An unclosed bracket or a doubled operator is flagged orange on the real paper and goes to manual grading, where the grader guesses at your intent.

The calculator rules are covered in detail in our note on OMPT calculator rules; the OMPT-F uses the basic on-screen calculator shared by OMPT-A, B, C and F.

What the OMPT-F score panel shows

Two problems score 0, 50 or 100, so the number is not the point. The pace is: 17 minutes for two problems is the official 8.6 minutes each, and a problem that takes you twelve minutes here would sink the real paper. The worked solutions after scoring show the shortest route, which is usually two steps shorter than the one candidates take.

Free OMPT-F mock vs the official mock vs our full papers

The official OMPT-F mock costs €110 and it is the only practice where a grader reads your note field. Our free mock checks the pace on two problems. The generation papers give all 21 problems and 180 minutes, graded on the final answer.

Free OMPT-F mockOfficial OMPT-F mockOur OMPT-F generation papers
PriceFree€110€39.99 to €59.99 per paper, VAT included
Questions2, a tenth of the paper2121
Clock17 minutes180 minutes180 minutes
GradingInstant, in the browserSoftware, then omptest.org's graders; 8 business daysInstant, on submit
AttemptsUnlimited, same questionsOneUnlimited re-sits, same questions
ReviewWorked solution after scoringIn the account after grading (Report, then Review)Worked solution per question after grading
Note field gradedNoYes, by two gradersNo
SoftwareThis siteSowiso engine, the same as the real testThis site
ProctoringNoneNone (the mock is unproctored)None
AccountNone neededomptest.org accountEmail login after purchase

Official prices from omptest.org/pricing, checked 21 September 2026: practice material €95, mock €110, test attempt €270. Our four OMPT-F generation papers are listed on the plans page.

Three worked OMPT-F examples in exact-answer form

These three are not in the mock above; they show the answer form the OMPT-F field expects and the entry mistake each question invites. More are worked through in our sample questions walkthrough.

  1. OMPT-F example 1 · Quadratic equations

    Solve x⁴ − 5x² + 4 = 0.

    1. Substitute u = x²: u² − 5u + 4 = 0.
    2. Factor: (u − 1)(u − 4) = 0, so u = 1 or u = 4.
    3. Back-substitute: x² = 1 gives x = ±1; x² = 4 gives x = ±2.

    Answer: x = −2, −1, 1, 2

    Entry: Type -2,-1,1,2. Stopping at u = 1, 4 is the most common incomplete answer; on OMPT-F the note must show the substitution, and the rubric pays for it separately.

  2. OMPT-F example 2 · Functions

    f(x) = (2x + 1)/(x − 3). Find the inverse function f⁻¹(x).

    1. Write y = (2x + 1)/(x − 3) and clear the fraction: y(x − 3) = 2x + 1, so xy − 3y = 2x + 1.
    2. Collect the x-terms: xy − 2x = 3y + 1, so x(y − 2) = 3y + 1 and x = (3y + 1)/(y − 2).
    3. Swap the letters: f⁻¹(x) = (3x + 1)/(x − 2), defined for x ≠ 2.

    Answer: f⁻¹(x) = (3x + 1)/(x − 2)

    Entry: Type (3x+1)/(x-2) with both brackets. Writing 1/f(x) = (x − 3)/(2x + 1) is the reciprocal, not the inverse, and scores nothing.

  3. OMPT-F example 3 · Differentiation

    f(x) = x³ − 3x² − 9x + 5 on the interval [−2, 4]. Find the maximum and minimum values of f.

    1. f′(x) = 3x² − 6x − 9 = 3(x − 3)(x + 1), zero at x = −1 and x = 3, both inside the interval.
    2. Evaluate at the critical points and the endpoints: f(−1) = 10, f(3) = −22, f(−2) = 3, f(4) = −15.
    3. Largest is 10 at x = −1; smallest is −22 at x = 3.

    Answer: maximum 10, minimum −22

    Entry: Enter 10 and -22 in the fields asked for. Skipping the endpoints is the classic omission; here they do not win, but the rubric still expects them in the note.

After you score the OMPT-F mock

Both correct within time: sit the generation-1 OMPT-F paper in one three-hour block to test stamina. Most OMPT-F candidates who fail do so on problems 16 to 21.

One correct: the panel names the chapter. The applications of derivatives drill covers the extreme-value and tangent problems that dominate the 40% differentiation weight; the inequalities drill covers the sign-table work under equations and inequalities.

Neither correct: work the rational functions drill and the inverse and composite functions drill untimed first, then the differentiation rules drill, and return to this page.

Drills by topic are on the topics page; the OMPT-F generation papers start at generation 1, which carries the 19 questions you have not seen.

Free OMPT-F mock FAQ

Is there a free OMPT-F mock?

Yes, the OMPT-F mock on this page is free and needs no account. It serves the two free preview problems from our generation-1 OMPT-F paper, one tenth of the 21-problem sitting and the full free exposure for OMPT-F.

Is this the real OMPT-F test?

No. The real OMPT-F is 21 long-form problems in 180 minutes under ProctorU supervision, graded by two omptest.org mathematicians who read your notes for partial credit. This page copies the 8.6-minute pace and exact-form answers with original problems; it grades only the final answer.

How is the OMPT-F mock timed?

The free OMPT-F mock gives 17 minutes for two problems, the official 180 minutes divided by 21 and rounded. The timer starts at the first problem and does not pause, which is how the real clock behaves after Start.

Can I retake the free OMPT-F mock?

The OMPT-F mock can be retaken without limit, with the same two problems each time. Retake it to confirm you fixed a step; use the generation-1 OMPT-F paper for the 19 problems you have not seen.

Is the OMPT-F mock harder than the real test?

No. omptest.org states that the real OMPT-F contains open-ended, multi-topic problems harder than its practice material. Our free mock comes from the gentlest of four generations. Generation 4 of the OMPT-F line is the paper written at sitting level.

Does the OMPT-F mock read my working?

No. The free OMPT-F mock grades the typed final answer only. On the real OMPT-F your note field earns partial credit step by step, so practise here with paper beside you and compare your method with the worked solution after scoring.

Where are the official OMPT-F sample questions?

Official OMPT-F sample questions are inside the paid practice material (€95) in the chapter Instructions and sample questions; omptest.org publishes none freely. This page, the OMPT-F topic drills and our sample questions walkthrough are the free options.

More on the free sets for every variant on the free OMPT practice test page.

Sources for the OMPT-F figures on this page, last checked 21 September 2026

Written by OMPT Practice. Every question above is original; none is a real OMPT item. Official prices and rules change with the class year each October.