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The A4Q Selenium Tester certification — automating browser tests with Selenium WebDriver: locators, the Page Object Model, waits and synchronisation, browser interactions and test stability.
The core ISTQB foundation certification — fundamentals of testing, the test process, techniques and tool support.
Testing of and with AI-based systems — quality characteristics, ML data, model testing and explainability.
The ISTQB Advanced Level Agile Tester certification (v2.0, released 17 April 2026) — the official successor to both the retiring CTFL-AT and CT-ATT extensions. Six chapters: test strategy and test approach challenges, people and teams, test management and test process improvement, shift left, Agile approaches and test techniques (the largest chapter), and test automation and test tools. Exam: 40 questions, 52 points, 34 to pass (65%), 90 minutes. Questions are weighted unequally — K2 counts 1 point, K3 counts 2 and K4 counts 3, so nine questions carry 21 of the 52 points.
The ISTQB Advanced Level Test Analyst certification (v4.0) — the deep-dive on test design for practising testers. Covers the Test Analyst's tasks in the test process and in risk-based testing, test analysis and design (the largest chapter at 22 of 45 questions), testing quality characteristics, and software defect prevention. Exam: 45 questions, 78 points, 51 to pass (65%), 120 minutes. K4-level questions included.
The ISTQB Advanced Level Test Management certification (v3.0) — for test leads and managers. Three chapters: managing the test activities (26 of 50 questions), managing the product, and managing the team. The most analytical ISTQB exam at this level: 14 of 50 questions are K4. Exam: 50 questions, 88 points, 58 to pass (65%), 120 minutes.
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Twelve ISTQB practice test sites, opened and read on 15 October 2026, with every stated pass mark and syllabus version checked against istqb.org. Three of the twelve print numbers that are simply wrong.
Every ISTQB certification page prints a question count and a point total, and on most exams they do not match. The pass mark is set against the points, which changes how many answers you actually need.
The ISTQB exam structure tables say exactly how many questions each CT-AI v2.0 chapter contributes. Chapter 6 carries 10 of the 44 points; chapter 7 carries 2.
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