Disclaimer, trademarks, and content policy

Last reviewed 22 July 2026 · Applies to every page and product on edurely.com

Edurely publishes original practice questions written by our own team to match the published objectives of IT certification exams. We are not an exam dumps site. We do not collect, buy, host, or sell live exam content, and we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any certification vendor named on this website.

What Edurely is, and what it is not

The distinction matters, and it is worth being precise about it, because the two things are often sold under the same label.

What an exam dump actually is

An exam dump is a compilation of live exam items obtained without authorisation. It is usually assembled in one of two ways: candidates memorise questions during a sitting and write them down afterwards, or content is bought from brokers who obtain it from testing centres or insiders. The material is then packaged as a PDF or question bank and sold as the questions you will see on exam day.

Why we do not sell them

Three reasons, in order of how much they should matter to you.

1. It puts your certification at risk. Every major certification programme requires candidates to agree to a non-disclosure agreement before an exam begins. Using memorised exam content breaches that agreement. Vendors run statistical forensics on answer patterns and response times, and the documented consequences include score cancellation, revocation of certifications already earned, and permanent bans from the programme. Anyone telling you that you cannot be caught is not describing how these programmes operate.
2. It does not teach you the job. Certification exams increasingly use case studies, scenario items and interactive formats that test reasoning rather than recall. Memorising an answer key teaches you which letter to select, not why. When the item bank rotates — which it does — the memorised answers are worthless, and so is the preparation.
3. It is unlawful. Exam content is the copyrighted property of the vendor that created it. Reproducing and selling it infringes that copyright regardless of how the material was obtained.

If you find harvested content in our bank

Tell us. If any question we publish is found to reproduce a live exam item, we remove it and audit the batch it came from. Write to [email protected] — see the reporting section below for what to include.

How our questions are written

Every question in our banks follows the same process.

1. Objectives first. We start from the vendor’s published exam objectives or study guide — the public document, not exam content — and record which version and date we worked from.
2. Written by practitioners. Questions are drafted by people who hold the credential in question or a more advanced one in the same track, and who work with the technology.
3. Weighted to the blueprint. Questions are distributed across domains in the same proportions the vendor publishes, so a full practice test spends its questions where the real exam spends them.
4. Explained, not just answered. Every question carries reasoning for the correct option and for each incorrect one, with a reference to the vendor’s official documentation.
5. Reviewed and dated. A second reviewer checks technical accuracy before publication. Each exam page shows when we last checked our bank against the current official objectives and what changed.

When a vendor updates an exam blueprint, we revise the affected questions and record the change on the relevant exam page. Where a vendor does not publish a figure — an exact question count, for example — we say so rather than inventing one.

Trademarks and vendor attribution

All certification names, exam codes, product names, logos and brands referenced on this website are the property of their respective owners. We use them solely to identify which exam a set of practice questions is designed to help you prepare for. This is nominative use for the purpose of identification. It does not imply any relationship between Edurely and the trademark owner.

Trademarks not listed above remain the property of their respective owners. Where a certification programme is referenced anywhere on this site and its owner is not named here, the omission is an oversight rather than a claim — write to [email protected] and we will correct this page.

No affiliation or endorsement

Edurely is an independent publisher operated by EduEarn LTD, a company registered in the United Kingdom. We are not a training partner, authorised provider, reseller, testing centre, or affiliate of any organisation named on this page. None of these organisations has reviewed, approved, sponsored, or endorsed our practice questions, our website, or our company.

Where a vendor operates an official practice test programme or an authorised partner scheme, our material is not part of it. If you specifically want vendor-authorised practice material, buy it from the vendor. We will point you to it: our exam pages link to each vendor’s official certification page and, where one exists, to their own free practice assessment.

Always verify exam details with the vendor

Certification programmes change exam objectives, question counts, durations, pricing, renewal terms and retake policies without notice, and regional pricing varies. We record the version and date of the official document each of our exam pages was checked against, and we revise pages when blueprints change — but the vendor’s own certification page is the authority, not ours.

No guarantee of results

We do not guarantee that you will pass any exam. No practice material can, and any provider claiming a guaranteed pass or a specific success rate is asking you to trust a number they cannot substantiate.

What we do offer is a refund policy on the purchase itself, set out in our refund policy. That is a commercial guarantee about our product, not a prediction about your result. Your outcome depends on your experience, your study, and your hands-on practice with the technology, none of which we control.

Our content is provided for educational purposes and is offered as-is. While we work to keep it accurate and current, we make no warranty that it is free of errors or complete for every exam objective. Nothing on this site constitutes professional, legal, financial or security advice.

Our own content

The practice questions, explanations, study material, page copy, and software on this site are the intellectual property of EduEarn LTD, except for the third-party trademarks identified above. A purchase grants you a personal, non-transferable licence to use the material for your own exam preparation. It does not permit you to redistribute, resell, publish, or share the questions, including by posting them to forums, file-sharing sites, messaging groups, or another practice test service.

Reporting a concern

We take intellectual property seriously, and we would rather hear about a problem than have a vendor discover one. We respond to all notices within five business days.

Contact us at [email protected] if you believe that any content on this site reproduces live exam material, infringes a copyright or trademark you own or represent, contains a technical error, or misstates a certification programme’s requirements.

To help us act quickly, please include the page URL, the specific question or passage concerned, an explanation of the issue, and — for a rights claim — identification of the work and your authority to act for the owner. Where a claim is substantiated we remove or correct the content and confirm the outcome to you. Our formal notice procedure is set out on our DMCA and copyright takedown page.

External links

We link to vendor documentation, official certification pages and other external resources because they are useful. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content, availability, or privacy practices. A link is not an endorsement, and it does not imply any relationship between Edurely and the linked organisation.

Changes to this page

We revise this page when we add certification programmes, when a trademark owner changes, or when our editorial process changes. The review date at the top reflects the last time a person actually reviewed it — we do not update it automatically, and it will not always show today’s date.

This page sets out our content and trademark position. It sits alongside our terms of service, privacy policy and refund policy, which govern your use of the site and your purchase.