How many questions are on the AgileBA® Foundation exam?

Our record lists 50 questions for the AgileBA® Foundation. The vendor does not publish a question count, so treat that as a working figure rather than an official specification.

How long do you have to complete the AgileBA® Foundation exam?

Our record lists 40 minutes, roughly 48 seconds per question. The vendor does not publish a duration for this exam, so use it as a planning figure.

What score do you need to pass the AgileBA® Foundation exam?

Our record lists 50% as the pass mark for the AgileBA® Foundation. Most certification bodies do not publish a numeric cut score, so treat this as our benchmark rather than an official threshold.

What are the domains on the AgileBA® Foundation exam?

There are 5 domains: Strategy and Planning, Communication and Modelling, Elicitation and Collaboration, Requirements Lifecycle Management, The AgileBA® Mindset and Principles. The official weights are Strategy and Planning 20%, Communication and Modelling 20%, Elicitation and Collaboration 20%, Requirements Lifecycle Management 20%, The AgileBA® Mindset and Principles 20%.

How should I use the domain weights when revising?

Weight by percentage, not by domain. 20% is the one where lost points cost you the most, and Certilum scores you per domain so you can see exactly where that is.

Does Certilum have practice questions for the AgileBA® Foundation exam?

Yes: 50 questions in our bank for this certification, each tagged to the exam domain it belongs to, with the official domain weights applied.

Exam format

AgileBA® Foundation Exam Format

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Everything the official exam blueprint specifies: question count, time limit, scoring and the weight each domain carries. The AgileBA® Foundation certification, provided by APMG International, is a globally recognized credential designed to equip professionals with essential agile business analysis skills. It covers five key domains: AgileBA® mindset and principles, strategy and planning, elicitation and collaboration, requirements lifecycle management, and communication and modelling. Candidates learn to adapt traditional business analysis techniques for agile environments, focusing on value-driven delivery, iterative planning, and effective stakeholder collaboration. The certification demonstrates proficiency in the AgileBA® framework, including roles such as business analyst, product owner, and agile team member. Ideal for business analysts, project managers, and product owners transitioning to agile, this certification validates understanding of agile concepts, techniques like user stories and MoSCoW prioritization, and the ability to manage requirements in iterative development cycles. Achieving this certification enhances career prospects in agile organizations and is a prerequisite for the AgileBA® Practitioner level.

50 questions

40 min

50% to pass

5 domains

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Exam facts at a glance

What we know about this exam, and where the information comes from.

Specification	Value
Questions	50
Time limit	40 minutes (48s per question)
Passing score	50%
Domains	5
Level	Foundation
Question bank here	50 questions
Source	Certilum's own record — the vendor does not publish this figure

Official domain weights

The percentage of the exam each domain carries. Weight your revision by these numbers, not by what you find hardest.

Domain	Weight	Topics	Practice Qs
Strategy and Planning	20%	Business case development Feasibility and prioritization techniques Agile planning levels (portfolio, release, iteration) +1 more	10
Communication and Modelling	20%	Agile modelling techniques Visual communication (wireframes, mind maps, process flows) Reporting and metrics in agile +1 more	10
Elicitation and Collaboration	20%	Stakeholder identification and engagement Elicitation techniques (workshops, interviews, observations) User stories and acceptance criteria +1 more	10
Requirements Lifecycle Management	20%	Requirements traceability Change management in agile Prioritization models (MoSCoW, Kano) +1 more	10
The AgileBA® Mindset and Principles	20%	Agile Manifesto values and principles Business analysis in an agile context AgileBA® framework overview +1 more	10

The heaviest domain is Strategy and Planning at 20%, and that is where lost points cost you the most. Certilum scores you per domain so you can see the difference between a knowledge gap and a formatting problem.

Note from the vendor record: Price on the APMG Public Exams Portal (GBP); the final amount and currency are shown after entering the address (global regional pricing model). If purchased through an ATO, the exam is usually included in the course. Official exam page