How many questions are on the Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) exam?

The Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) exam has 80 questions, and the vendor's published description is: 80 questions, 60 minutes.

How long do you have to complete the Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) exam?

You get 60 minutes, which is about 45 seconds per question. The published format is: 80 questions, 60 minutes.

What score do you need to pass the Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) exam?

The passing score is 85% (85%).

What are the domains on the Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) exam?

There are 4 domains: Developing People and Teams, Managing Products with Agility, Understanding and Applying the Scrum Framework, Developing & Delivering Products Professionally. The official weights are Developing People and Teams 20%, Managing Products with Agility 20%, Understanding and Applying the Scrum Framework 30%, Developing & Delivering Products Professionally 30%.

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 Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) exam?

Yes: 80 questions in our bank for this certification, each tagged to the exam domain it belongs to, with the official domain weights applied.

Exam format

Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) Exam Format

PSD

Everything the official exam blueprint specifies: question count, time limit, scoring and the weight each domain carries. The Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) certification is designed to validate that a developer not only understands the Scrum framework but possesses the technical skills required to work effectively within a Scrum Team. Unlike general Scrum certifications, PSD focuses heavily on the intersection of agile principles and professional software engineering. It covers how Developers contribute to the Scrum Team, how they maintain high quality through technical excellence, and how they manage technical debt while delivering a valuable Increment. The exam ensures candidates can apply practices like Test-Driven Development (TDD), Continuous Integration (CI), and automated testing to support the agility of the entire Scrum Team, ensuring that the Definition of Done is met consistently in every Sprint.

80 questions

60 min

85% to pass

4 domains

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Exam facts at a glance

The published specifications for this certification.

Specification	Value
Questions	80
Time limit	60 minutes (45s per question)
Passing score	85% — 85%
Domains	4
Level	Professional
Question bank here	80 questions
Published format	80 questions, 60 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
Developing People and Teams	20%	Self-management in technical teams Cross-functionality Collaboration and communication +2 more	16
Managing Products with Agility	20%	Understanding the Product Goal Increment quality standards Responding to change in technical requirements +2 more	16
Understanding and Applying the Scrum Framework	30%	Scrum Theory and Values Scrum Accountabilities Scrum Events +2 more	24
Developing & Delivering Products Professionally	30%	Engineering practices (TDD, CI/CD, XP) Test automation and quality assurance Definition of Done (DoD) application +2 more	24

The heaviest domain is Developing People and Teams 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: Course attendance not required (the APS-SD course includes a free attempt and a free second attempt within 14 days). scrum.org serves a bot challenge to automated clients, so the official URL was verified via reader fetch rather than a direct HTTP 200. Official exam page