Regarding Scrum Open Assessments
Hello Friends,
I have been trying to take up the Scrum Open Assessment from scrum.org, it is mentioned as follows - "The assessment consists of 30 questions randomly selected from a larger pool." however no matter how many times i retake the exam i get the same set of questions. Is there any other place when i can be challenged with random fresh set of questions? Thanks.
Note: i have already gone through - https://mlapshin.com/
I did all my prep by taking the free assessments here at scrum.org. Using third party assessments can lead you down some strange paths as they are usually created by people trying to promote their product or services and can be tainted.
What I found was that if took the free assessments on different days, you will get some different questions. However, the majority of the questions will remain the same. Do not expect to get a completely different set of questions each time you take an assessment.
If you take 2 weeks off, are you still getting 100%?
If you are. You may as well pay up and do it for real - you'll probably get the required score. It's the same certificate if you "just" pass vs get 100%.
"Perfect is the enemy of done," in this case done is what you should be looking for.
"Perfect is the enemy of done," in this case done is what you should be looking for.
Nice quote; however, not fit for purpose if one is looking at becoming a PST, as you higher pass scores than just the minimum ones for certain exams. :-)
@scott would you still be knocking through the scrum open to prepare for a scrum trainer exam?
Honestly I thought they were only there to get people through the level 1 exams - which they have been great for, for me, for scrum master, product owner, and agile leader.
@Garrie, I would not even class the open assessments as being there to make you ready for L1 exams, as their questions are much easier than the actual exam ones, plus I believe that the opens even say not to class them as making you ready, as they are just there to make you aware that you know the basics.
This sites learning paths are a good free resource to prepare for any of the exams I have taken so far.
as for me, open assessments are not quite what is required.
hi,
I am preparing for the PSM I and they look simple to me.
what other free assessment can I use?
I did some tests with Udemy and I got good results (92%), do you think my preparation is enough to take the exam?
Thank you
Flavia