
TOGAF 10 (OGEA-103): 6 Combined Practice Tests
Practice the combined Foundation and Practitioner format with 40 knowledge questions and 8 scenario-based questions per mock.
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Practice the combined Foundation and Practitioner format with 40 knowledge questions and 8 scenario-based questions per mock.

Advanced practice in agent interoperability, computer use, multimodal systems, identity, and machine-initiated commerce. For readers who already understand LLMs and want to examine the wider architecture.

Practice the engineering and operating decisions behind reliable agents. Explore control planes, orchestration, durable state, evaluations, and recovery without confusing more autonomy with a better system.

A broad, question-led review of modern AI, from core concepts to RAG, agents, and LLM operations. For learners who want the ideas to connect, not just sound familiar.

Scenario-based SAA-C03 practice across security, resilience, performance, and cost. Work on the constraints that separate two plausible architectures, with explanations to guide your review.

MLA-C01-specific practice across the production machine-learning lifecycle. For learners following the C01 route, not a substitute for the expanded MLA-C02 preparation scope.

Foundational AIF-C01 practice in AI and ML concepts, generative AI, foundation-model applications, responsible use, and security. Built around understanding the choice, not implementing an entire ML platform.

Six foundational CLF-C02 tests that connect cloud value, core services, security responsibilities, pricing, and support. A practical next step after your first pass through the AWS basics.

Version 5 Foundation practice focused on value, service relationships, governance, connected work, and continual improvement. Six tests with explanations for learners consolidating the core material.

Practice GitLab security scanning, vulnerability triage, secret detection, and remediation. Retained Associate-era topic practice; check the current Security Specialist path separately for certification preparation.

Question-led practice in GitLab Duo Chat, agents, flows, tools, and security. For developers and platform teams who want to examine the workflow behind an AI-generated change.

GitLab CI/CD practice covering YAML, rules, jobs, runners, cache, artifacts, and deployments. For learners ready to trace a pipeline rather than only recognize its keywords.

GitLab planning practice across issues, hierarchy, boards, milestones, iterations, and roadmaps. Focus on useful visibility without creating a second backlog that someone must keep synchronized.

Foundational practice in Git and GitLab repositories, collaboration, and basic delivery workflows. Useful retained Fundamentals material, with current Git Associate preparation kept as a separate scope check.

Six 180-question PMP practice tests for the stated July 2026 preparation target. Focus on people, delivery, and business judgment across predictive, agile, and hybrid situations.

Retained GPM-b practice in sustainability, lifecycle impacts, stakeholder responsibility, and project decisions. Check the time-limited legacy route before choosing it for certification preparation.

AI economics practice covering consumption, allocation, forecasting, model trade-offs, and operating guardrails. Understand the connection between a lower input price and the cost of a usable outcome.

APM practice across discovery, market context, strategy, roadmaps, value streams, and continuous exploration. For product professionals who want to explain why evidence should change the next investment.

Core PO/PM practice from vision and features to PI planning, execution, and feedback. Supplementary preparation: the newer 26.5 AI topics are not included in the retained scope.

Core Leading SAFe practice in Lean-Agile leadership, teams, ARTs, flow, and portfolio context. A supplementary resource; the newer AI-Empowered assessment topics need separate current study.

PMI-CPMAI practice for managing the connections between business value, data, iterative development, evaluation, and operation. For project and product professionals—not a data-science coding course.

Advanced Confluence administration practice across access, spaces, content lifecycle, global settings, and integrations. Focus on the effect of a configuration choice, not only where its setting lives.

Everyday Confluence practice in pages, spaces, collaboration, labels, and search. For learners who want useful team knowledge, not just familiarity with the editor.

Foundational Jira practice in work items, boards, backlogs, workflows, search, and reports. Retained Jira Software Essentials material; review current terminology and Rovo expectations separately.

Legacy ACA-905 material for practical board-skills review. The exam is retired; use these tests for filters, columns, Scrum and Kanban behavior—not as an active certification route.

Everyday JSM agent practice in queues, priority, SLAs, customer replies, internal collaboration, and knowledge. Focus on the next useful action, not simply moving a request to another status.

Foundational FinOps practice in collaboration, allocation, forecasting, optimization, and governance. Learn to distinguish a higher bill from a worse outcome before choosing the response.

Company-managed JSM administration practice across request types, workflows, queues, SLAs, automation, knowledge, assets, and reports. Follow one request through the configuration that makes the service work.

Project-administration practice across roles, components, versions, workflows, boards, releases, and reports. For learners who want to connect Jira configuration with how a team plans and delivers.

Advanced Jira Cloud administration practice focused on configuration relationships and shared impact. Work through permissions, schemes, fields, screens, workflows, and cross-project diagnosis.

Organization-administration practice in identity, access, domains, policies, and Cloud governance. Review the April 2026 refresh separately from the older 65-question practice-session format.