TOGAF® Standard, 10th Edition · Study Tool

Practice with intention.

A calm, focused space to rehearse Level 1 (Foundation) recall and Level 2 (Practitioner) gradient-scored scenarios.

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Exam mode

Single best answer. Knowledge recall across the TOGAF Standard.

Session style

Practice mode lets you pick a question count and toggle instant feedback. Official exam simulation enforces the published OGEA-101 / OGEA-102 / OGEA-103 count, time limit and closed-book / open-book rules.

Number of questions: 20

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Core concepts & definitions

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Consult the building blocks of the TOGAF® Standard, 10th Edition. Each entry links to the relevant page of the official documentation. Use search or filter by category.

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About this tool

A self-study practice environment modeled on the format of the TOGAF® EA Practitioner certification (TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition).

Level 1 (Foundation): single-best-answer recall questions, every item referenced back to the C220 evaluation bundle.
Level 2 (Practitioner): scenario questions with the official OGEA-102 gradient: best = 5, second-best = 3, third-best = 1, distractor = 0.
Blended: mixes both levels in one practice session.
Official exam simulation: enforces the published OGEA-101 (40 q / 60 min / closed book), OGEA-102 (8 q / 90 min / open book) or OGEA-103 combined (48 q / 150 min) structure with a visible timer. Pass mark is 60% in each part.

⚠️ All questions are original study material. They are not real exam questions and reproduce no proprietary Open Group content. For authentic practice exams use The Open Group or accredited training providers. TOGAF® is a registered trademark of The Open Group.

Score history is stored locally in your browser (localStorage) and never leaves your machine. Use “Export JSON” in History to save a file copy.

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