Direct answer
The IIBA-AAC exam consists of 85 multiple-choice, scenario-based questions that must be completed within two hours delivered via a remote proctored online session. It assesses application of agile analysis concepts in context.
Format overview
This section defines the structure and mechanics of the IIBA-AAC exam.
- 85 scenario-based multiple-choice questions 2 hours total exam time remote proctored, online delivery computer, webcam and microphone required
Timing and pacing
Understanding timing helps plan pacing across question groups and domains.
Total duration
2 hours (120 minutes) allocated for entire exam
Question pacing
Expect roughly 1.5 minutes per question on average
Remote delivery
Online proctoring rules may add setup time before the formal exam period starts
Comparison to related exam formats
Here is how the AAC format compares with other IIBA or agile certifications.
| Exam | Structure summary |
|---|---|
| IIBA-AAC | 85 scenario-based MCQs in 2 hours |
| Other agile BA exam (example) | Varies by provider and timing may differ |
Common mistakes about format
Candidates often misunderstand the exam’s pacing and delivery mode.
- assuming time per question is fixed instead of average ignoring remote proctor rules before start overfocusing on recall over scenario application not verifying device compatibility ahead of time
Readiness signals and rules
Use these if/then rules to assess readiness relative to format.
Next steps
Plan timed practice sessions and verify remote system requirements before scheduling your IIBA-AAC exam.