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Free ECBA (Entry Certificate in Business Analysis) practice test, with full answer key.

Exam-aligned, 50 questions, 60 minutes, pass mark Approximately 70% (IIBA does not publish an exact mark). Mapped to the full official IIBA syllabus.

  • Realistic question stems and distractors
  • Detailed rationales for every answer
  • Topic-wise weightage and syllabus breakdown
  • Tips on time management and scoring strategy
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Questions
50
Duration
60 minutes
Pass mark
Approximately 70% (IIBA does not publish an exact mark)
Awarded by
IIBA

ECBA (Entry Certificate in Business Analysis) domain weightage

Topic-by-topic breakdown used by IIBA on the live exam.

Business analysis key concepts
10%

BACCM, core concepts, terms, requirements classification schema.

Underlying competencies
6%

Analytical thinking, communication, interaction and behavioural skills.

Business analysis planning and monitoring
8%

Approach, stakeholder engagement, governance, information management.

Elicitation and collaboration
20%

Prepare, conduct, confirm elicitation results, communicate and collaborate.

Requirements life cycle management
20%

Trace, maintain, prioritise, assess changes, approve requirements.

Strategy analysis
6%

Current state, future state, risk assessment, change strategy.

Requirements analysis and design definition
24%

Specify and model, verify, validate, define requirements architecture and solution options.

Solution evaluation
6%

Measure solution performance, analyse limitations, recommend actions.

Syllabus covered in the practice test

BABOK v3 foundation

Knowledge areas, tasks, inputs and outputs at knowledge level.

Core concept model

Change, need, solution, stakeholder, value and context.

Elicitation techniques

Interviews, workshops, document analysis, observation, surveys.

Requirements management

Traceability, prioritisation, change assessment and approval.

Entry-level BA practice

Roles, deliverables and terminology expected of a new business analyst.