Plan CAPM study across its four domains
Allocate practice by the CAPM outline and review the reasoning behind each answer.
- Questions and time
- 150 questions · 180 minutes
- Pass mark
- Assessed by PMI
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Start with 10 free questions to find what needs more work. No sign-up, with answer explanations.
Try 10 free questions and see your levelUse the CAPM outline
The domain weights are 36% fundamentals, 17% predictive methods, 20% agile and 27% business analysis. These are domain weights, not a promise that agile questions appear only in the agile domain. Approaches can occur across domains.
Study in four passes
- Distinguish projects from operations, clarify roles and recognise risks, issues and constraints.
- Practise schedules, work breakdown and cost/schedule controls. Show your calculation steps.
- Choose an adaptive approach from the situation, then study iteration planning, artifacts and task management across the named frameworks.
- Elicit and trace requirements, read roadmaps and decide whether acceptance evidence supports delivery.
Review decisions
For every missed question, identify the fact in the scenario that changes the decision. Compare the wrong options with that fact rather than memorising answer letters. Revisit weak topics after another study session.
Keep practice separate from certification
A practice percentage is not an official pass prediction. The real exam also uses question formats that these single-answer exercises do not reproduce.
Finished reading? Try a set of questions
Start with 10 free questions to find your weakest units. Keep practising with the full question bank and mock exams from SAR 26.
Sources and references
- CAPM Examination Content Outline pmi.org
- PMI Certification Handbook, June 2026 pmi.org
- PMI CAPM certification pmi.org