Diplomat Track: the FSOT Pass Plan and FSOA Complete in one purchase
Both stages in one purchase, both open from day one: the February 2027 FSOT Pass Plan for the test, and FSOA Complete for the Written Exercise, the Structured Interview and the Negotiation Exercise. Both guarantees come with it.
2 parts, one payment1 PDF + 1 practice testsave ₹1,699
Everything in Diplomat Track
2 packages, one payment. Both open from day one, each on its own page in your account.
- PackageFebruary 2027 FSOT Pass Plan
- 3 full timed practice tests: 125 questions in 3 parts, 115 minutes each
- Instant score by part, the reasoning behind every answer
- A 13-week plan that starts with your weakest part
- Drills: 50 key-topic questions in three 15-minute sets
- FSOT revision kit PDF and the 20-page Exam Toolkit
- PackageFSOA Complete
- 6 timed fictional embassy briefings, up to 24 memo feedback runs
- A model memo and checklist for every briefing
- 6 negotiation scenarios with model guidance
- 20 interview prompts with model answers
- 3 typed mock sessions, each with a written report
Before you buy
What do I get?
Full access to both products above and everything inside them: the practice test and the briefings on their own pages, the mock sessions on theirs, and the PDF kits to download. One payment, lifetime access.
What if I don’t pass?
Don’t pass the FSOT, or don’t move past the FSOA? Email us your score report or result within 30 days of receiving it and you get free prep for your next attempt. When you can sit again is set by the State Department, not by us. Details on the guarantee page.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Email us within 7 days of purchase for a full refund. No questions, no forms.
How do I pay and get access?
One card payment through our payment provider, no subscription. Prices are charged in your own currency where we support it, otherwise in Indian rupees. Access opens on this device straight after payment; sign in afterwards to keep it on your account. Purchase policy.
Disclaimer
Are these real exam materials? Everything here is independent practice and reference material, not official State Department or Pearson content, and no score or memo here predicts a result.