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About the CPA Exam Core Sections

The CPA Exam, administered by Prometric on behalf of the AICPA and NASBA, uses the CPA Evolution model: every candidate must pass 3 Core sections (AUD, FAR, REG) plus one Discipline section chosen from Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR), Information Systems and Controls (ISC), or Tax Compliance and Planning (TCP). This test covers the 3 Core sections that every candidate takes, regardless of their Discipline choice.

Scope note: This test covers CPA Exam content only. Licensure eligibility, including the 150-credit-hour education requirement, work experience, and the separate ethics exam, is set by your individual state board of accountancy and varies by state. Check with your state board (via NASBA) for the exact requirements where you plan to be licensed.

Why Practice Before the Test

The CPA Exam is widely regarded as one of the most rigorous professional licensing exams in the U.S., covering a huge volume of technical accounting, auditing, tax, and business law content across 4-hour sections. Practising realistic multiple-choice questions with full explanations builds the recall speed and technical precision you need, especially for the calculation-heavy FAR questions and the regulation-dense REG and AUD content most candidates find hardest.

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Study Guide

How to Prepare for the CPA Exam

About the real test

Under the CPA Evolution model, every candidate takes the same 3 Core sections, Auditing and Attestation (AUD), Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR), and Regulation (REG), then chooses one Discipline section to specialize in. This practice covers the 3 Core sections required of every candidate, administered via Prometric.

Things that make the biggest difference

FAR is widely considered the most content-heavy Core section

Financial Accounting and Reporting covers the broadest range of technical accounting standards. Most candidates budget more study time for FAR than for AUD or REG individually.

REG blends tax law with business law, don't neglect either half

Regulation covers both federal taxation and business law and ethics. Candidates who focus only on tax content leave real points on the table in the business law portion.

Task-Based Simulations test applied judgment, not just recall

All three Core sections include simulations that require applying standards to realistic scenarios, not just answering multiple choice. Practice working through applied problems, not only memorizing rules.

Why TestReadyUSA works for the CPA Exam

TestReadyUSA's CPA Exam practice covers all 3 Core sections, AUD, FAR, and REG, required of every candidate under the CPA Evolution model, with a full explanation after every question.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Under the CPA Evolution model, every candidate must pass 3 Core sections: Auditing and Attestation (AUD), Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR), and Regulation (REG), plus one Discipline section of their choice (BAR, ISC, or TCP). This test covers the 3 Core sections, which every candidate takes.
Each section is a mix of multiple-choice questions and task-based simulations, roughly 4 hours long. Exact question counts vary by section and are updated periodically by the AICPA, check the current CPA Exam Blueprints for the precise breakdown.
Yes, significantly. The 150-credit-hour education requirement, required work experience, and the separate ethics exam are all set by your state board of accountancy, not by the exam itself. This test covers exam content only, check your state board for licensure eligibility rules.
Yes. You can retake a failed section, though you cannot retake the same section within the same testing window in most jurisdictions, and score release timing varies. Check your state board and NASBA for the current retake rules.