LEED AP BD+C Exam Prep Practice Test 2026

LEED AP BD+C (LEED v5, 2026 Beta Specifications) Exam Prep

Independent practice preparation aligned to the current official LEED AP BD+C v5 exam specifications (LEED v5; 2026 beta specifications), covering all eight official knowledge domains in exact official order with 220 original independent-practice questions apportioned by the largest-remainder (Hamilton) method to the official per-domain question weights (7, 8, 8, 9, 9, 18, 13, 13, which sum to 85). The official LEED AP BD+C exam is delivered as 100 multiple choice questions in a 2-hour period, each with a single correct answer; it contains both scored and unscored (pretest) questions placed randomly and not identified to the candidate, so the official exam publishes no separate scored-item count and this 220-item practice bank is not the size of the official exam. This is a LEED v5 beta exam offered during a two-month beta testing window from June 30, 2026 to August 31, 2026, with beta results delivered on the beta scoring timeline rather than immediately. The only official way to earn the credential is to earn a score of at least 170 or higher on the required exam. The 70% passing_score value used here is only a Prepd independent-practice benchmark; it is not an official cut score, scaled score, or score conversion, and 70% does not map or correspond to the official score of 170. This product is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by USGBC, GBCI, or Prometric. It contains no secure, recalled, copied, reconstructed, retired, sample, or purported live examination items and reproduces no proprietary or copyrighted USGBC/GBCI examination, LEED reference guide, rating-system, code, or standard text. Completion confers no credential, license, examination eligibility, examination credit, continuing-education (CE) credit, academic credit, or LEED project certification. LEED requirements, rating-system credits, referenced standards, thresholds, and codes vary and are updated through addenda and continuous improvement; scenarios state their own premises, and candidates must verify current official USGBC/GBCI requirements and the current LEED v5 rating system, reference guide, addenda, adopted codes, and current sources before relying on any practice explanation.