Short answers about the questions, the official sources, and what the site does not do.
Every question is written from the official text of one of the nine documents in the FIFA study pack that the questions cover, never from a summary. Each has an explanation, and 945 cite the exact article they test, so any answer can be checked against FIFA’s own text.
They follow its format. A question may have one or more correct options, and it scores only when every correct option, and nothing else, is chosen. The exam simulator sets 20-question papers from all nine documents with a pass mark of 15, as in the exam. They are not FIFA’s questions: they are written to test the same rules in the same format.
The study library, module 0 of the course with its test, two question sets (Disciplinary Code set A and RSTP set B) and sample questions for every other document. No account is needed.
The questions and the course follow the editions in the current study pack, the material the exam is based on. When FIFA publishes a new pack, the questions and lessons it affects are reviewed against it. The links to FIFA’s pages are checked every week.
No. FFAR Exams Prep is independent. FIFA organises and endorses no preparatory course; its study pack is the source it names for preparation, and everything here is built on that pack.
No. The study library opens FIFA’s own study pack at each document, and every answer points back to the official text.