Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents is the only thing you are tested on. It is published for the Home Office, it has five chapters and all five are on the test.
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This is one piece of it. See the whole journey on belonguk.appGOV.UK's instruction is short: you will only be tested on information from the official Guide for New Residents. That makes the handbook the whole syllabus. Nothing you read anywhere else can come up unless it is also in the book.
It comes as a book, as an eBook and in audio formats, sold through the official Life in the UK shop run by TSO, the Home Office's publisher. The same shop sells an official e-learning subscription with revision questions and mock tests, and GOV.UK also points to an official practice app.
In the handbook's own order and under its own titles. The Home Office publishes no split of the 24 questions across them, so no weighting is given here.
The handbook, the e-learning and the practice app are official. The questions on this site and the 464 in the Belong UK app are not: they are written by Belong UK from the handbook, each one checked by someone other than its writer. Use them to practise, and read the handbook itself.
Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents. GOV.UK calls it the official Guide for New Residents and says the test only covers information from it.
Yes. The handbook's first chapter says the questions in the real test will be based on the whole book, including that introductory chapter.
From the official Life in the UK shop, as a book, an eBook or in audio formats. GOV.UK links to it from its page on preparing for the test.
464 questions, drilled chapter by chapter in the handbook’s own order, five a day with the ones you miss coming back, a mistakes deck, and a full mock that is the real thing: 24 questions in 45 minutes, pass or fail at 18.
Written by Belong UK from the official handbook, not by the Home Office, and checked by someone other than the person who wrote each one. The real sitting uses its own questions.
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