CertScroll Introduction

CertScroll Overview

A free practice site for ten AI certifications at study.wanessalabs.com. How the question feed, mock exams and progress work, where the questions come from, and what is stored on your device.

CertScroll, at study.wanessalabs.com, is a free practice site for ten AI and machine learning certifications. Much of what these exams test overlaps: embeddings, attention, fine-tuning, retrieval, evaluation, safety. CertScroll is built around that overlap. One bank of 45 shared concepts links to every certification, so practice for one exam counts toward the others.

There is no account and nothing to sign up for.

The certifications

ProviderCertification or course
AWSCertified Machine Learning Engineer, Associate
AnthropicClaude Certified Architect, Foundations
AnthropicClaude Code in Action
AnthropicAI Fluency: Framework and Foundations
Google CloudGenerative AI Leader
NVIDIAGenerative AI and LLMs (NCA-GENL)
DatabricksGenerative AI Fundamentals
Hugging FaceAI Agents Course
IBMAI Engineering Professional Certificate
OracleOCI Generative AI Professional

Certification names appear as plain text only. CertScroll is independent and not affiliated with any provider.

The question feed

The home page is a feed of multiple-choice questions, about 2,000 in all. Pick a certification or a cluster of related certifications to narrow it. Answer a question and you see why each wrong option is wrong. If you miss one, Reinforce concept gives you more questions on the same idea.

Questions come in four levels:

LevelWhat it tests
RecallDefinitions, parameters, and the basic mechanics
DiscriminationTelling similar approaches apart, such as LoRA and QLoRA
ApplicationSizing and tuning a real system, such as GPU memory for a given model
DiagnosisFinding the cause when something fails in production

Questions you know well come back less often. When everything is marked known and nothing is due, the feed says so.

Keyboard shortcuts: A to D (or 1 to 4) pick an answer, J or the down arrow moves to the next question, K or the up arrow goes back, Space skips ahead once you have answered, ? shows the full list, and Esc closes it.

Audio mode reads questions aloud, at four speeds, with optional auto-advance, for studying away from the screen.

Mock exams

The Exams page builds a timed mock exam for any certification: 15 questions as a sprint, 25 as a standard check, or 50 as a full simulation. CertScroll samples questions in proportion to the exam’s published domain weights and spread across the four levels. You can flag questions, pause, and resume.

At the end you get a breakdown by domain, the concepts that need work, a review of every question you missed, and a button to start a drill on just those concepts. Scores of 70% or more are marked as a pass. This is a practice benchmark. Each real exam sets its own pass mark.

Other pages

Where the questions come from

Every question is original, written from the provider’s own published exam guide. None is copied or reconstructed from a prep site, a braindump or a real exam. Every question names the section of the exam guide it was written from, and the build rejects any question whose source cannot be matched to that guide.

Most questions were generated from the concept bank and checked against the guide automatically. A small number have been read by a person. Each question says which it is, under Checked: either who read it and when, or “Not individually read.”

Your data

Your answers, review schedule, exam scores and streak are stored only in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and the site cannot see it.

Because progress lives on one device, a different browser or a cleared cache starts over. To move progress between devices, use Export Progress on the Progress page to save a backup file, then Import Backup on the other device. Reset All Data clears everything.

There are no ads, no tracking cookies and no third-party trackers. Cloudflare’s cookieless analytics count page visits without identifying you. The site can be installed as an app and keeps working offline for the pages you have opened.

For developers and AI agents

The question bank is also published as read-only JSON, with no key needed:

For connecting an AI agent or coding tool over the Model Context Protocol, see the MCP page on the site.