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14 exam-based questions across all 7 domains. Discover your strongest and weakest domains, identify where you'll gain points fastest, and get a personalised readiness report in 14 minutes.

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What this test does

1
Diagnoses gaps - not just a score
14 scenario-based questions mirror real ITIL Foundation (Version 5) difficulty. Every answer is analysed for speed, confidence, and domain accuracy.
2
Identifies the domains with the biggest impact on your score
Most ITIL Foundation (Version 5) failures come from just 1–2 weak domains. This test finds yours - by name - so you know exactly where to focus.
3
Gives you a pass-ready date and daily plan
Your report includes a predicted date you'll cross the 90% readiness threshold and a day-by-day study schedule built around your gaps.

ITIL 5 Foundation domains covered in this test

ITIL and Other Frameworks
1
2 of exam
ITIL and AI
1
3 of exam
Value Stream Identification, Mapping and Management
2
5 of exam
The Four Dimensions of Product and Service Management
4
10 of exam
Product and Service Lifecycle
4
10 of exam
Key ITIL Terms and Definitions
12
30 of exam
The ITIL Value System
16
40 of exam

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Frequently asked questions

How hard is the ITIL Version 5 Foundation exam? +
The exam is entry-level, but it is definition-heavy and closed book. The main challenge is that Version 5 introduced new concepts and terminology, and most study materials still teach ITIL 4. Candidates who rely on older guides or prior ITIL 4 knowledge can pick answers that are close but outdated.
What is the ITIL Version 5 Foundation exam format? +
The exam has 40 multiple-choice questions and you have 60 minutes. It is closed book. You can take it online with remote proctoring through PeopleCert or, in some countries, in person through an accredited training organization. It is available in several languages. Candidates in a non-native language can usually request extra time.
What is the passing score for ITIL Version 5 Foundation? +
You need 65%, which is 26 out of 40 questions correct. There is no negative marking, so answer every question. Because many questions test precise definitions of new Version 5 concepts, be sure you know the exact terms rather than general ideas. Aim for consistently 75% or more on practice exams before booking.
What changed from ITIL 4 to ITIL Version 5? +
ITIL Version 5 launched in 2026. The Product and Service Lifecycle Model replaces the ITIL 4 service value chain, the scope widens to digital product management alongside services, and an AI capability model is new. Guiding principles and practices carry forward, but some groupings and lifecycle language changed. ITIL 4 holders can take a shorter bridge exam.
Should I take ITIL 4 Foundation or ITIL Version 5 Foundation? +
If you are starting now, Version 5 is the current version and the better long-term choice. ITIL 4 Foundation is still available, and PeopleCert has not announced a retirement date, so it can make sense if your employer requires it. If you already hold ITIL 4 Foundation, the bridge exam is a faster route to Version 5.
How long should I prepare for ITIL Version 5 Foundation? +
Most candidates need two to four weeks, or about 15 to 25 hours of study, depending on IT service management background. Make sure your materials are written for Version 5. Practice questions on the new lifecycle model and AI capability model, since that is where older knowledge does not help.