THE APP
Is there an app to prepare for the Jahziah exam?
Short answer: yes. Jahziah Practice is a free web app for the Saudi Jahziah (جاهزية) engineering exam. It opens in any browser — phone or laptop, no download — and covers mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, architecture, industrial, software and computer engineering.
What it does
- A fresh, randomised set of questions every session, balanced across the field’s subject areas.
- An explanation for every option — why the right one is right and the others are wrong.
- Spaced review that brings back the questions you missed, so they stick.
- Timed mock exams with a 120- or 90-minute clock, so exam day feels familiar.
- Arabic and English, with RTL layout throughout.
Questions people ask
Is there an app to prepare for the Jahziah exam?
Yes. Jahziah Practice is a free, independent web app for the Saudi Jahziah (جاهزية) engineering exam. It runs in any browser on phone or laptop — no download required — and covers eight engineering disciplines with questions mapped to ETEC’s official subject standards.
Is it free, and do I need an account?
It is completely free — no paywall, no trial, no card. You can look around without signing in; an account is only needed so your progress, spaced-review schedule and mock history are saved and synced across devices.
Is Jahziah Practice an official ETEC app?
No. It is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to ETEC. ETEC provides the official student guide and academic standards; this app is a study tool built on top of them. Always confirm exam details from ETEC’s own documents.
Which fields does it cover?
Eight engineering disciplines: mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, architecture, industrial, software, and computer engineering. Each is organised by its official subject areas, so you always practise a real concept rather than a broad label.
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