Timed mock exams and the certificate
The mocks run the official TOGAF formats end to end: fresh questions every sitting, a server-enforced timer, and a recorded result. One sitting covers both papers, the way the official combined examination runs.
The combined TOGAF mock sitting from Section 1 to the certificate
Section 1 runs 40 Foundation questions in 60 minutes closed book, Section 2 runs 8 Practitioner scenarios in 90 minutes open book, each against its own 60 per cent pass line; passing both issues the certificate to the name given before the sitting.
The two papers side by side
| Format | Foundation | Practitioner |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | 40 single answer | 8 scenarios |
| Time | 60 minutes | 90 minutes |
| Materials | Closed book | Open book, reference panel |
| Scoring | 1 point per question | 5, 3, 1 or 0 per scenario |
| Pass mark | 24 of 40 points | 24 of 40 points |
The format mirrors the official sittings; these mocks are study aids, not the official examinations.
What a recorded sitting involves
- 1Sign in and give the name you want on your certificate before the sitting starts.
- 2The server draws your questions and runs the clock; answers stop counting when time runs out, and leaving the page does not pause it.
- 3On submission you get your points, the pass decision, and a result for every exam domain, with the modules to revisit for anything below the line.
The certificate, and how anyone can verify it
Pass both papers and the certificate is issued to the name you gave before the sitting, available from your account page. Every certificate carries a unique credential number and a QR code that resolve on the public verification page, so an employer can confirm in seconds that the result is genuine and unaltered.