CBAP – Certified Business Analyst Professional Practice Test

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About the IIBA CBAP (Certified Business Analysis Professional) Certification Exam

The CBAP exam is conducted by the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA). This exam recognizes an individual’s demonstrated understanding of the knowledge and skills as Business Analyst. The CBAP exam ensure that all of the aspects of the Business Analysis are addressed.

The CBAP certification program has been carefully designed to be in compliance with the International Standards Organization (ISO) 17024 standard for certifying the competence of personnel.

Benefits to the individual may include:

• Competence in the principles and practices of business analysis.
• Participation in a recognized professional group.
• Recognition of professional competence by professional peers and management.
• Advanced career potential due to recognition as a professional Business Analysis practitioner.
• Provides individuals with personal satisfaction of accomplishing a milestone in their BA careers.
• Certification can improve overall performance, remove uncertainty and widen market opportunities.
• The process of achieving and maintaining certification helps ensure you are continually improving and refining your activities.

A CBAP recipient is an elite member of the business analysis community, and a recognized expert in identifying the business needs of an organization in order to determine business solutions. CBAP recipients are senior BAs who have the skill and expertise to perform business analysis work on projects of various sizes and complexities.

To earn the CBAP designation, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Minimum 7500 hours of BA work experience aligned with the BABOK Guide in the last 10 years
• Minimum 900 hours in four of the six knowledge areas
• Minimum 21 hours of Professional Development in the past four years
• Two references from a career manager, client or CBAP recipient
• Signed Code of Conduct

For detailed information, please visit the IIBA’s CBAP certification page.

What to expect in the IIBA’s CBAP certification exam?

The CBAP examination is comprised of 150 questions. You will be required to attempt 150 questions in 210 minutes.
The exam score is based on a cumulative total. The cut score is calculated based on the cumulative performance of test items and adjusted as needed. The IIBA Certification Body will not publicly reveal the cut score or the pass rate for any exam.

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Preparing for the IIBA CBAP exam

Before taking an exam the most important part is preparation. Preparation involves not only awareness of the concepts but its proper understanding and implementation. A perfect study material is that which provides a sound knowledge of the concepts, makes the information understandable and helps the candidate in implementation.
Taking practice tests before a subsequent exam appear to be the most popular method of learning, even more favored that other popular methods such as repetition and concept mapping.

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• Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring – Allocating requirements resources and tasks. It includes identifying team roles and responsibilities, assigning work activities to team members, and performing stakeholder analysis and determining planning considerations. It includes deciding how to manage requirements risks, selecting and estimating activity duration and effort, etc.
• Elicitation – Collecting the stated requirements. It includes preparing for and conducting elicitation activities, documenting and confirming elicitation results, and actively engaging key stakeholders and selecting the right elicitation techniques.
• Requirements Management and Communication – Communicating solution scope and requirements. It includes addressing requirements traceability and reuse and building appropriate requirements packages, etc.
• Enterprise Analysis – Defining the business problem or opportunity. It includes identifying capability gaps, choosing feasible solutions, conducting feasibility studies, and approving the business case, etc.
• Requirements Analysis – Progressively elaborating the real requirements. It includes analyzing the stated requirements, structuring and specifying requirements, performing gap analysis, verifying and validating, and stating solution capabilities, assumptions and constraints, etc.
• Solution Assessment and Validation – Ensuring solutions meet stakeholder objectives. It includes proposing alternate solutions and technology options, reviewing proposed solutions relative to requirements, allocating requirements across solution components, and defining transition requirements for the new solution, etc.