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TOGAF® Foundation (Level 1) Practice Test

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The TOGAF(R) Foundation Level 1 exam is the official entry-level certification for The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition). This exam validates a candidate's foundational knowledge of the core concepts, terminology, and structure of the TOGAF framework. It tests comprehension of the Architecture Development Method (ADM), its phases, and how to adapt it, alongside key components like the Enterprise Continuum, Architecture Repository, and the Content Framework. The exam is designed for individuals new to enterprise architecture or those seeking formal recognition of their understanding of the TOGAF standard. By passing this exam, candidates demonstrate a solid grasp of the universal language and methodology of TOGAF, establishing a credible baseline for further study and practical application in architecture roles. It is often the first step toward the more advanced TOGAF Certified qualification.

Certification exam
40 Exam questions
1 hour Time Limit
Foundational Level
Career Opportunities & Salary
Entry – Solutions Architect $74,000 - $112,000
Mid-Career – Enterprise Architect $105,000 - $160,000
Senior – Chief Enterprise Architect $136,000 - $208,000
Solutions ArchitectEnterprise ArchitectChief Enterprise Architectstable market
Why This Certification Opens Doors

In the real world, enterprise architecture is critical for aligning IT strategy with business goals, managing complexity, and enabling effective change. The TOGAF Foundation certification matters because it provides a standardized, vendor-neutral methodology that is globally recognized. It equips professionals with a common language and a structured approach to planning, designing, and governing enterprise architectures. This foundational knowledge is practical value; it allows you to contribute meaningfully to architecture projects, understand documentation and deliverables, and collaborate effectively with stakeholders and other architects who use the framework. It establishes professional credibility and is frequently a prerequisite for roles requiring an understanding of structured architectural practice.

Exam Blueprint
01ADM Guidelines and Techniques
02Architecture Capability Framework
03Architecture Content Framework
04Enterprise Continuum and Tools
05Introduction to Enterprise Architecture
06The Architecture Development Method (ADM)
07TOGAF Reference Models
Exam Details OG0-091 | $320 USD | 1 hour
Exam Code OG0-091
Vendor The Open Group
Exam Cost $320 USD
Passing Score 55
Time Limit 1 hour
Exam questions 40
Question Types Multiple Choice, Scenario-based Essay
Retake Policy Retake policies are set by the delivery partner (PeopleCert or Pearson VUE). Check with the relevant provider.
Exam Format Linear
Online Proctoring Available
Available In
English
Study Resources
TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition
The Open GroupFree
The primary reference document; permitted in Level 2 / Combined Part 2 exams
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Open Group Certification Study Guides
The Open GroupFree
Official exam preparation materials available on the certification page
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the TOGAF Foundation exam based on the 9th or 10th Edition of the standard?

The current TOGAF Foundation Level 1 exam (Exam OG0-061) is based on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition. It is essential to study materials aligned with this version, as there are structural and terminology updates from the 9th Edition.

Do I need to take a training course to sit for the exam?

No, formal training is not a mandatory requirement. You can self-study using the official TOGAF Standard documentation and other preparation materials. However, many candidates find accredited training courses valuable for structuring their learning and gaining instructor insights.

What is the passing score and exam format?

The exam consists of 37 simple multiple-choice questions to be completed in 60 minutes. The passing score is 60% (correctly answering 22 out of 37 questions). It is a closed-book, proctored exam.

How does the Foundation Level 1 differ from the TOGAF Certified Level 2?

The Foundation Level 1 tests knowledge and comprehension of basic concepts and terminology. The Certified Level 2 exam focuses on the analysis and application of those concepts to real-world scenarios. Level 1 is a prerequisite for attempting the Level 2 exam under the combined certification path.

How long should I prepare for the exam?

Preparation time varies based on prior experience and study commitment. For someone new to the framework, a typical range is 40-80 hours of study. A structured plan over 4-8 weeks is a common and effective approach.

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