Week 1 — Read the source material
Work through the testable sections of the official citizenship resource booklet, one section a day, and read the matching study notes here for a plain-English summary. Do not worry about scores yet; the goal is coverage. Finish each day with a 10-question practice set on the section you just read.
Week 2 — Daily practice with feedback
Switch to 20-question mixed practice sets. Read every explanation, including for questions you answered correctly, and bookmark anything you hesitated on. By the end of the week your progress page should show a clear picture of which topics are strong and which need attention.
Week 3 — Fix weak topics and drill values
Spend most of this week on your two lowest-accuracy topics and on Australian Values. Values questions allow no mistakes, so run values-only sets until you are answering confidently. Clear your bookmarks and review queue as you go.
Week 4 — Timed simulations
Sit a full 45-minute, 20-question mock test every second day, ideally in Real Test Simulation mode. After each one, review every missed question before starting the next. Two consecutive passes with five out of five on values is a sensible signal that you have prepared thoroughly.
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Official resources: Australian citizenship testCitizenship resource bookletDepartment of Home Affairs