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Free PSM I Practice Exam

The real PSM I exam gives you 80 questions, 60 minutes, and an 85% pass bar — with a $200 fee per attempt. Find out where you stand first: answer the exam-style questions below and get an explanation for every answer, straight from the Scrum Guide 2020.

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Recall

Who co-created Scrum?

What the real PSM I exam looks like

80

questions

60 min

time limit

85%

passing score

$200

per attempt

45 seconds per question means the framework has to be internalized, not bookmarked. The most reliable path to a first-try pass: read the Scrum Guide until the exact wording sticks, drill exam-style questions with explanations, and take timed mocks until you score above 90%.

PSM I practice exam FAQ

Is this PSM I practice exam really free?

Yes. The questions on this page need no account at all, and Module 1 of the full PSM I course — lessons plus more practice questions with AI explanations — is free with a free account. No credit card required.

What is the passing score for the PSM I exam?

You need 85% — at least 68 correct answers out of 80 questions in 60 minutes. That leaves room for only 12 mistakes, which is why practicing with exam-style questions matters more than re-reading the Scrum Guide.

Are these questions like the real PSM I exam?

They follow the same style: scenario-based multiple choice answered strictly per the Scrum Guide 2020, including the distinctions the real exam is known to test — accountabilities, time-boxes, self-management, and the Definition of Done.

How many practice questions do I need before the real exam?

Most first-try passers drill a few hundred questions and take at least one full timed 80-question mock. A good benchmark: consistently scoring above 90% on timed mocks before booking the $200 exam.

How long should I study for PSM I?

Two to four weeks part-time is typical — the short end if you already work in a Scrum team, the long end if Scrum is new to you. Read the Scrum Guide several times, drill practice questions, then do timed mocks.

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