Is the mock marked like a real DVSA test?

Yes. Faults are grouped the way the DL25 groups them and the pass mark is the same — up to 15 driving faults, no serious or dangerous faults.

Does the result update the pupil’s progress?

Yes. Every fault you record feeds straight into that pupil’s progress against the syllabus.

Mock tests

DVSA-style mock tests for driving instructors*

Mark a mock test grouped like the DL25 — Manoeuvres, Junctions, Judgement — with a live pass or fail as you tap. Every fault updates that pupil’s progress automatically.

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A mock that feels like the real thing

A mock test only helps if it is marked like the real one. Lesson Diary groups faults the way the DVSA does and applies the same rule — 16 driving faults or one serious — so the result means something.

Familiar groups

Manoeuvres, Junctions, Judgement and the rest — grouped the way you already think about a test.

Live pass or fail

16 driving faults or one serious ends it — the same rule as the real test, applied as you go.

Straight into the record

Every fault updates that pupil’s progress. No writing the mock up a second time.

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Mock tests, marked the DVSA way*

Grouped like the DL25. Pass or fail, live, as you tap.

Familiar, not another form to learn

Grouped the way you already think about a test — Manoeuvres, Junctions, Judgement, all of it — so there's nothing new to learn.
Pass or fail, worked out for you

Live fault tally as you go — 16 minors or a single serious fault and it's a fail, exactly like the real thing. No mental maths mid-lesson.
Feeds straight into their record

Every fault becomes part of the pupil's actual skill progress — no double entry, no separate spreadsheet.

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*Fill in mock tests while parked with the engine off — not while driving. Unlike a DVSA examiner, an instructor is legally a supervising driver and can't use a phone or tablet on the move.

Mock test screen showing the DL25-style skill groups, live fault tally and pass/fail result

Fill in mock tests while parked with the engine off — not while driving. Unlike a DVSA examiner, an instructor is legally a supervising driver.

How mock tests compare

Some apps offer a basic mock; Lesson Diary marks it DL25-style with a live result. See how the UK apps compare.

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Common questions

Is the mock marked like a real DVSA test?: Yes. Faults are grouped the way the DL25 groups them and the pass mark is the same — up to 15 driving faults, no serious or dangerous faults.
Does the result update the pupil’s progress?: Yes. Every fault you record feeds straight into that pupil’s progress against the syllabus.
Can I fill this in while the pupil is driving?: No. Fill in mock tests while parked with the engine off. Unlike a DVSA examiner, an instructor is legally a supervising driver, and using a phone or tablet while the car is moving is illegal.

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