Interns for ExAC: 500 ExAC practice questions at your own pace
Independent, unofficial ExAC practice for Intern Architects in Canada: 500 exam-style questions across all four sections, the reasoning behind every answer, and lifetime access for one payment.
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Plans
- Free access ($0, No account, no card): 12 sample questions, three per section. A clock on every question. The reasoning behind each answer. Every free guide.
- Full access ($300, CAD, one payment): All 500 exam-style questions. All four ExAC sections. The reasoning behind every answer. Study notes for every section. Unlimited attempts. Lifetime access.
- Group access ($700, CAD, 4 seats): Four seats, each with everything in Full access. $175 a seat instead of $300. Every person gets their own account. Email us to sign up. That is all it takes..
Free guides
- The ExAC in 2026: Dates, Sections, Fees and Rules: November 2 and 3, four three-hour sessions, pencil and paper. Every date, fee and rule for the 2026 ExAC, checked against the official guide.
- A 12-Week ExAC Study Plan That Survives a Full-Time Job: Count back from exam day, budget your week in short sessions, and practise by hand. A twelve-week calendar you can keep while working full time.
- ExAC Reference Books for 2026: The Four That Matter Most: The official guide names four principal references and about fifty others. Here is what each group is for and which two you can carry into the room.
- NBC 2020 on the ExAC: Preparing for the Open-Book Section: Section 2 is the one session where a book comes in with you. The rules for your copy of the code, how to tab it, and what the questions ask.
- Common ExAC Mistakes: 10 Rules That Cost Marks: The wrong pencil, an answer outside the lines, a provincial code book, a skipped sitting. Ten avoidable losses, each tied to an official rule.
- Interns for ExAC vs Examitect: An Honest Side-by-Side Before You Pay: Two tools made only for the ExAC. One leads with explained questions and written notes, the other with drilling and flashcards. Pick the format you will use.
- Interns for ExAC vs Simply Exam: Lectures or Practice Questions?: Two tools made for the ExAC. One teaches through lectures. One drills you with 500 explained questions. Here is a fair look at which fits you.
- Interns for ExAC vs Brainscape: Questions or Flashcards for the ExAC?: Brainscape drills facts with spaced repetition. The ExAC rewards judgment. See what each tool gives you, and what it does not, before you spend your hours.
- Interns for ExAC vs Quizlet: Flashcards or Exam-Style Questions?: Quizlet drills facts fast. The ExAC tests judgment. A fair look at user-made flashcards beside 500 explained, exam-style questions.
- Interns for ExAC vs ArchQuiz Canada: Quiz Reps or Explained Answers?: Quiz reps find your gaps. Explained answers close them. A fair look at ArchQuiz Canada beside Interns for ExAC, including what neither one offers.
Questions and answers
- Is Interns for ExAC connected to the official exam?
- No. Interns for ExAC is an independent, unofficial study tool. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the ExAC Committee, the CACB, or any provincial or territorial regulator. Every question is original. They are written to match the format and topics of the exam, never to reproduce it.
- What is free?
- Twelve sample questions, three from each section, with the clock running and the full reasoning behind every answer. You do not need an account or a card. The free guides are open to everyone too.
- What does full access give me?
- All 500 exam-style practice questions across the four ExAC sections, the reasoning behind every answer, and study notes for each section. Work through them in any order, as often as you want.
- How much is full access?
- $300 in Canadian dollars, paid once. There is no processing fee and no subscription. Any applicable tax is added at checkout.
- How long does my access last?
- For life. Pay once and your access does not expire. If you take a month off, or need to resit a section next year, your questions will still be here.
- Do I have to follow a study schedule?
- No. There is no schedule, no daily target and nothing to fall behind on. Answer five questions on the train or fifty on a Sunday. The pace is yours.
- How does group access work?
- Group access is $700 in Canadian dollars for four seats, which works out to $175 each instead of $300. To sign up, email support@internsforexac.ca. That is all it takes. Each person gets full access on their own account.
- Can I buy a single section?
- No. Full access covers all four sections for one price, so you never have to buy again when you move on to the next section.
- Does every question come with an explanation?
- Every one. Each explanation walks through the reasoning behind the correct answer, so you learn the principle and not only the letter. We do not cite a reference or page number for each question.
- Can I share my login with a study partner?
- No. Each account is for one person. If you are studying with others, group access covers four people for $700.
- Do you offer refunds?
- No. You get the full question bank the moment you pay, so all sales are final. That is why the sample questions are free. Try them first and buy only if they help.
- Something is not working. How do I reach you?
- Email support@internsforexac.ca from the address on your account. We can help with access problems, payment questions, and corrections to the questions themselves.
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