Why this exists
I'm a second-year architecture student at the Politecnico di Torino. When I was applying, I spent weeks trying to find a way to practise the TIL-A entrance test in English, and found almost nothing.
Everything was in Italian, or built for the engineering test, or buried inside expensive courses. I got in anyway, but it was harder than it should have been, mostly because I never knew if I was actually ready.
ArchPrep is the thing I wish I'd had: original questions written in the same style as the real exam, in English, that you can sit under real conditions and get instant feedback on. The first five questions of every section are free, so you can see exactly what it's like before deciding anything.
Torino's TIL-A and Milano's ARCHED are the same kind of test: same five sections, same format, so the same practice gets you ready for either. In the app you pick which one you're sitting and it scores you that exam's way.
An architecture student & maker of ArchPrep