Prepare for your Python interview with free, timed Python MCQ tests written for QA engineers and developers. Pick a topic and answer 20 random questions in 20 minutes from a 200-question bank. You get your score, every correct answer with an explanation, a score split into QA and developer questions, and an interview readiness score that grows as you practise.
How the Python MCQ tests work
- 15 interview topics from Python basics to pytest, OOP and pandas. New topics open as their question banks are published.
- 20 questions per test, 200 per topic: questions you have not seen come first, so about 10 attempts cover a whole topic.
- 20-minute timer and live progress bar: see how many questions you have answered; the test submits itself when time runs out.
- Real interview questions: predict-the-output code, common bugs, best practice and test-automation scenarios. Every code question was run on Python 3 to confirm the answer.
- Instant review: pass mark 70%, the correct answer and a short explanation for every question, and a link to the lesson to revise.
- Your Python learning progress: topics mastered, topics still to practise and what to study next, saved in your browser.
How interview readiness is calculated
Readiness combines how much you have practised with how well you score: readiness = (tests completed out of 20) × (accuracy). Accuracy is the average of your last three scores in each available topic; a topic you have not tried counts as 0%.
- 0 to 39%: Getting started
- 40 to 69%: Developing
- 70 to 84%: Almost ready
- 85 to 100%: Interview ready
Python MCQ topics
- Python Basics, Variables and Operators MCQ test
- Strings and f-strings MCQ test
- Conditions, match and Control Flow MCQ test
- Loops and Comprehensions MCQ test
- Lists and Tuples MCQ test
- Dictionaries and Sets MCQ test
- Functions, Arguments and Lambdas MCQ test
- Exception Handling MCQ test
- Files, JSON and CSV MCQ test
- Object-Oriented Programming MCQ test
- Modules, Packages and Virtual Environments MCQ test
- Iterators, Generators and Decorators MCQ test
- Testing with pytest MCQ test
- Standard Library: datetime, re, os, collections MCQ test
- Pandas and NumPy for Testers MCQ test
Learn first, then test yourself
Each test links to the matching lesson in the free Python tutorial. Practise coding with 1,100+ Python practice programs, and if you work in test automation, continue with the Playwright with Python & pytest course and its mock interview.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Python MCQ tests free?
Yes. Every test is free and needs no sign-up. Your results and progress are stored only in your own browser.
Who are these Python MCQs for?
For QA and test automation engineers and for developers preparing for Python interviews. Each question is tagged as a QA or developer question, and your result shows your score in both.
How many questions are in each Python MCQ test?
Each test has 20 multiple-choice questions drawn at random from a 200-question bank for that topic, with a 20-minute time limit and a 70% pass mark.
Are the answers correct?
Every predict-the-output question was executed on Python 3 and its answer is the real output. Each question also has an explanation, so you learn why the answer is right.
Where can I learn the topics before testing?
Every topic links to its lesson in the free sqatools Python tutorial, and the result page shows a “Revise the lesson” button when you do not pass.
Will my progress be saved?
Progress is saved in your browser’s local storage on this device. Clearing site data or switching browsers starts a fresh history.