How many questions are on the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner exam?

The PMI Agile Certified Practitioner exam has 120 questions, and the vendor's published description is: 120 questions (100 scored + 20 unscored), 180 minutes.

How long do you have to complete the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner exam?

You get 180 minutes, which is about 90 seconds per question. The published format is: 120 questions (100 scored + 20 unscored), 180 minutes.

What score do you need to pass the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner exam?

The passing score is 65% (Not published by the provider (determined by psychometric analysis)).

What are the domains on the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner exam?

There are 4 domains: Mindset, Product, Delivery, Leadership. The official weights are Mindset 28%, Product 19%, Delivery 28%, Leadership 25%.

How should I use the domain weights when revising?

Weight by percentage, not by domain. 28% 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 PMI Agile Certified Practitioner exam?

Yes: 120 questions in our bank for this certification, each tagged to the exam domain it belongs to, with the official domain weights applied.

Exam format

PMI Agile Certified Practitioner Exam Format

PMI-ACP

Everything the official exam blueprint specifies: question count, time limit, scoring and the weight each domain carries. PMI-ACP is a globally recognized certification for practitioners who use agile practices in projects. It validates advanced knowledge of agile principles, tools, and techniques across multiple frameworks rather than a single methodology. The current exam content outline organizes the role into four domains: Mindset, Leadership, Product, and Delivery. It measures the candidate ability to adapt planning, build high-performing teams, define and deliver value, and lead continuous improvement. The exam is scenario-based and tests judgment in real-world situations. Passing the PMI-ACP demonstrates a professional and practical commitment to agile excellence and positions the holder to improve organizational agility.

120 questions

180 min

65% to pass

4 domains

certilum

Exam facts at a glance

The published specifications for this certification.

Specification	Value
Questions	120
Time limit	180 minutes (90s per question)
Passing score	65% — Not published by the provider (determined by psychometric analysis)
Domains	4
Level	Professional
Question bank here	120 questions
Published format	120 questions (100 scored + 20 unscored), 180 minutes
Source	Official exam specification, published by the vendor

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
Mindset	28%	Promote and embody the Agile Manifesto values and principles. Cultivate a culture of trust, openness, psychological safety, and continuous improvement. Support teams in adapting to changing customer needs and uncertain environments. +3 more	34
Product	19%	Define product vision, roadmap, and release strategy. Elicit, analyze, refine, and prioritize product backlog items. Use value-based prioritization and return on investment thinking. +3 more	23
Delivery	28%	Plan and execute iterations using Scrum, Kanban, XP, and hybrid approaches. Apply estimation techniques such as story points, ideal time, affinity mapping, and planning poker. Manage workflow with work in progress limits, cycle time, and throughput. +4 more	33
Leadership	25%	Build and develop high-performing, self-organizing teams. Apply coaching, mentoring, and facilitation techniques. Manage stakeholder engagement and communication. +3 more	30

The heaviest domain is Mindset at 28%, 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: PMI publishes no numeric cut score. Fee is due only after the application is accepted; up to 3 attempts within a 1-year eligibility period (reexamination fees for 2nd/3rd); prices vary by region and membership. Official exam page