Every exam published on certotter

899 original practice questions across 4 papers and 20 published objectives, each one written against the awarding body's own objective list, carrying the reasoning for every option and the clause it comes from.

LPIC-1

One certification, sat as LPIC-1 Exam 101-500 and LPIC-1 Exam 102-500. You need all of them. The LPIC-1 page puts the blueprints side by side.

LPIC-1 Exam 101-500

60 questions in 90 minutes at the real sitting. 308 questions written here, across 4 objectives.

• 101. System architecture — 13.33% of the exam, 40 questions
• 102. Linux installation and package management — 18.33% of the exam, 62 questions
• 103. GNU and Unix commands — 43.33% of the exam, 130 questions
• 104. Devices, Linux filesystems, filesystem hierarchy standard — 25% of the exam, 76 questions

LPIC-1 Exam 102-500

60 questions in 90 minutes at the real sitting. 307 questions written here, across 6 objectives.

• 105. Shells and shell scripting — 15% of the exam, 45 questions
• 106. User interfaces and desktops — 6.67% of the exam, 22 questions
• 107. Administrative tasks — 20% of the exam, 60 questions
• 108. Essential system services — 18.33% of the exam, 60 questions
• 109. Networking fundamentals — 23.33% of the exam, 70 questions
• 110. Security — 16.67% of the exam, 50 questions

Other papers, complete against their blueprints

These are finished and they are staying. Every objective of each has questions written for it. They are not what this site is about any more, which is a decision about where the next question gets written and not about what is published here.

ITIL 4 Foundation

40 questions in 60 minutes at the real sitting. 120 questions written here, across 7 objectives.

• 1. Key concepts of service management — 12.5% of the exam, 15 questions
• 2. The ITIL guiding principles — 15% of the exam, 18 questions
• 3. The four dimensions of service management — 5% of the exam, 6 questions
• 4. The ITIL service value system — 2.5% of the exam, 3 questions
• 5. The service value chain — 5% of the exam, 6 questions
• 6. Purpose and key terms of 15 ITIL practices — 12.5% of the exam, 15 questions
• 7. Seven ITIL practices in detail — 47.5% of the exam, 57 questions

Professional Scrum Master I

80 questions in 60 minutes at the real sitting. 164 questions written here, across 3 objectives.

• 1. Understanding and applying the Scrum framework — 33.33% of the exam, 54 questions
• 2. Developing people and teams — 33.33% of the exam, 54 questions
• 3. Managing products with agility — 33.33% of the exam, 56 questions

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