Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP) practice exam and questions

Close in difficulty: they are written at the level of the AIGP exam and to its official topics, so you are not practising on questions easier or harder than the ones you will sit. They are not questions taken from the exam, and each one comes with an explanation.

30 of the 400. The first 5 need no signup; a free account unlocks the rest.

100 multiple-choice questions in 165 minutes of testing time: 85 scored and 15 unscored. Some are scenario-based, and some are multi-select with no partial credit, so count before you answer: one right option plus one wrong one scores zero. With the 15-minute break midway, plan for about three hours in the seat.

300, on a scale of 100 to 500. IAPP converts your number of correct answers to that scale, so 300 is not a percentage. There is no minimum score per topic.

$799 for non-members, or $649 for IAPP members on a first attempt. A retake costs non-members $625.

When you can pass a full timed mock at the real pace: 100 questions in 165 minutes, a little over a minute and a half each. Scenario questions take longer, so find out how you pace before the exam does. A retake costs non-members $625 and cannot be sooner than 7 days after your last attempt. Our readiness score tracks this as you practice. See how we decide you’re ready.

No. IAPP states there are no prerequisites for the AIGP credential.

Not on that alone. Privacy law is one part of Domain II, which covers laws, standards and frameworks in 19–23 questions. Governing AI development and governing AI deployment and use are 42–50 questions between them, and that is where most of the exam sits.

IAPP publishes a range per topic, not a percentage. Under Body of Knowledge v2.1, effective 2 February 2026: foundations of AI governance 16–20 questions, laws, standards and frameworks 19–23, governing AI development 21–25, and governing AI deployment and use 21–25. See the AIGP study guide.

Yes. They follow Body of Knowledge v2.1, effective 2 February 2026, and its four domains. Older AIGP material was written for a seven-domain exam that no longer exists, so check the version of anything else you study from.

At a Pearson VUE test centre or online through Pearson VUE OnVUE, in English only. You book through MyIAPP and must sit the exam within one year of buying it. A retake can be no sooner than 7 days after your last attempt.

Two years, starting the day after you pass. To renew, you complete 20 CPE hours per two-year term, and either pay the maintenance fee or hold an active IAPP membership.