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A candidate is booking the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Part 1 Exam (OGEA-101), which leads to the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation qualification. Which combination correctly describes the format of that exam?
A40 simple multiple-choice questions, 60 minutes, closed book, pass mark 60% (24 out of 40).
B8 complex scenario questions with gradient scoring, 90 minutes, open book, pass mark 60%.
C40 simple multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes, open book, pass mark 55% (22 out of 40).
D48 questions split into two sections, 150 minutes, with an electronic copy of the Body of Knowledge available throughout.
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A is correct. The Part 1 exam (OGEA-101) tests the Level 1 learning outcomes of the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition. Each of the 40 questions scores a single point, the time limit is 60 minutes, the exam is supervised and closed book, and 24 or more correct answers (60%) are needed to pass. There are no prerequisites, and additional time may be allowed for candidates sitting an English-language exam whose first language is not English.
↗ The Open Group, TOGAF Examinations datasheet (certification.opengroup.org), verified 2026-08-29
2/2 · TOGAF Certification Program
An architect has never held any TOGAF certification and wants to reach the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner qualification in a single test-center visit. Which route does The Open Group provide for this, and what is the consequence of failing one of its sections?
AThe Bridge Exam, which has no prerequisites; failing either section means the whole exam must be retaken.
BThe Combined Part 1 and Part 2 Exam, which has no prerequisites; both sections must be passed, but only the failed section needs to be retaken.
CThe Part 2 Exam taken on its own, since holding the Foundation qualification is only a recommendation; failing means no certification and a full retake.
DTwo separate bookings of the Part 1 exam, the second of which is graded against the Level 2 outcomes; failing the second attempt voids the first.
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B is correct. The Combined Part 1 and Part 2 Exam has no prerequisites and consists of a 40-question closed-book Part 1 section followed directly by an 8-question open-book Part 2 section. Each section must be passed at 60% to obtain the Practitioner certification, and if a candidate fails one section they retake only that section. Sitting Part 2 alone requires the Foundation qualification, or a pass of Part 1 the same day at the same test center.
↗ The Open Group, TOGAF Examinations datasheet (certification.opengroup.org), verified 2026-08-29
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