ITパスポートPass｜ITパスポート試験対策

IT Passport Pass is a practice question app for studying for the IT Passport exam on your smartphone.

It covers three areas: Strategy, Management, and Technology, offering 600 questions in a question-and-answer format. Features include priority review of incorrect answers, consecutive study days tracking, and explanations for each answer choice, allowing you to build understanding even in short study sessions.


IT Passport Pass is a practice question app designed for smartphones. [Contents]
* Total 600 questions
* Strategy: 210 questions
* Management: 120 questions
* Technology: 270 questions
* Past Exam Trend Questions: 300 questions
* Original Questions: 300 questions

[Main Features]
* One-question-one-answer format selectable from 3 fields
* Practice combining past exam trend questions and original questions
* Selectable question count (10, 20, 100, etc.)
* 100-question practice simulating the actual exam
* Prioritize learning for incorrect answers
* Flag questions you struggle with
* Record consecutive study days
* Display correct answer rate by field
* Switch font size
* No sign-in required

[Explanation]
After answering, you can check the question, all answer choices, correct answer, and your selection on the explanation screen. You can see not only the reason for the correct answer, but also the reasoning for each choice, making it easier to understand the context of business and systems, rather than just memorizing terms.

[Free Features]
Even with the free version, you can use some questions in each field, answers and correct/incorrect judgment, brief explanations, and learning for incorrect answers.

[Premium]
The premium version includes access to all questions, detailed explanations, explanations for each answer choice, a difficulty level mode, a 100-question mode, a full question mode, and ad removal. In-app purchases are non-consumable.

[Note]
This app is not a learning app provided by the IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan). It is a learning app created for smartphone learning, based on the publicly available exam overview, syllabus, and question trends of publicly available past questions. It does not contain an unlimited, unedited copy of the text of publicly available past questions.