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Public Procurement Practice Test
Check your knowledge of public procurement for donor-funded projects with 20 original questions based on World Bank Procurement Framework concepts, consultant selection methods, oversight, integrity and contract management. It suits procurement officers, project staff and consultants working on World Bank-financed projects, and those preparing for procurement certifications such as CIPS. You get a score by domain, explanations and an optional personalised study plan.
- Practice test
- 20 min
- Free
- Saved in your browser
Who it is for
- Procurement officers in project implementation units
- Consultants and firms bidding for World Bank-financed work
- Candidates preparing for procurement certifications such as CIPS
- Project managers who oversee procurement and contracts
What you get
- A score by procurement domain
- Explanations that link each answer to the underlying principle
- A clear view of gaps in consultant selection and integrity topics
- An optional AI study plan matched to your exam or project timeline
Questions
Is this test official or linked to the World Bank or CIPS?
No. The questions are original and written by Risalat Consultants International. The test helps preparation for procurement certifications such as CIPS and for work on World Bank-financed projects, but it is not affiliated with either body.
Does the test cover procurement thresholds?
No. Thresholds and review arrangements change and are set for each country and project, so the test focuses on principles and methods. Check the current Procurement Regulations and your project's procurement plan for exact figures.
Which consultant selection methods are covered?
QCBS, QBS, FBS, LCS, CQS and Direct Selection, with scenarios showing when each is most appropriate.
Who should take this test?
Procurement officers, project managers, finance staff and consultants who prepare, evaluate or manage contracts on donor-funded projects.
Based on
This is an independent practice tool with original questions, not affiliated with the World Bank or CIPS and not an official form; always follow the current Procurement Regulations, procurement plan and financing agreement for your project.