How Long Does Premium Access Last and How Many Attempts Do I Get?
Premium runs for a fixed 60 days — two months — counted from the day access switches on, and inside that window nothing caps how often you sit the exam. A single payment covers all of it; there is no subscription behind Premium and nothing that renews once the days are gone.
Each half of the question has a short answer — a fixed window, and no cap inside it — but a few mechanics around them deserve a line each: when the countdown begins, what the unlimited attempts cover, and how a sitting you pause behaves.
The Two-Month Certification Exam Access Window
The window is 60 days long and begins when access activates, not at the moment you pay. Activation is usually quick — within an hour, and up to six hours if a payment needs longer to clear — after which the full-length and mini sittings for that credential are open to you. Because it is a one-time purchase, nothing renews and nothing is charged again; when the 60 days are spent, access to those sittings simply ends, with no action asked of you and no recurring bill to cancel.
Uncapped Attempts, and Leaving a Certification Exam Midway
Inside the window there is no limit on how many sittings you run: repeat a full-length exam, alternate it with the mini, and come back to either as often as you want, in any mix. Each run draws a fresh set of items and reshuffles the choices, so repetition keeps its value rather than replaying a fixed paper. If you have to step away midway, a Premium sitting can be paused and resumed — it returns you to the next unanswered item, with the answers you already committed still in place. The one thing to know is that the clock restarts at the full duration rather than the time that was left, so a resumed sitting is no way to bank saved minutes.
The practical upshot is a calendar rather than a counter: two months from activation to rehearse your certification exam however suits you — a long full-length run each week, or a quick mini each evening — with no tally of attempts to spend down. When the window closes it simply closes, having asked one payment of you and nothing after it.
