ABOUT
About Jahziah Practice
Jahziah Practice is a free study app for the Saudi Jahziah (جاهزية) engineering exit exam. It is built by an engineer-lecturer, mapped to the official subject standards, and designed to make practice honest: a real question, a real explanation, and a plan that brings back what you miss.
What it is — and what it is not
It is a practice tool for final-year engineering students and recent graduates preparing for the readiness test. It is not an official ETEC product, it is not the exam itself, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Commission. For the authoritative exam details — dates, format, and the standards themselves — always use ETEC’s own documents.
How the content is made
- Questions are organised by the official subject areas of each discipline, taken from ETEC’s published academic standards — not a general question pool.
- Every question is checked by an independent pass that solves it before looking at the stored answer. Anything that cannot be verified is held back rather than shown.
- Each option explains why it is right or wrong, so a mistake teaches you something.
- It is free, with no paywall, trial, or card.
Questions are draft learning material, reviewed and corrected over time — not official exam questions. When something cannot be traced to the published standards, it is withdrawn rather than shown as fact.
Who builds it
Jahziah Practice is built by Dr. Faisal Qayyum, Materials scientist & lecturer in mechanical engineering, together with an AI-assisted content pipeline that is audited question by question. The aim is a resource that is useful to an engineering student in Riyadh, Jeddah, Abha or Tabuk — free, bilingual, and honest about what it is.
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