PMI Professional in Business Analysis

PMI-PBA (Professional in Business Analysis)

The PMI-PBA certification is designed for business analysts who want to demonstrate their expertise in business analysis skills and knowledge. It focuses on applying business analysis skills in real-world scenarios.

Focus

The PMI Professional in Business Analysis certification focuses on Business Analysis

Exam Duration

The PMI Professional in Business Analysis exam duration is 4 hours

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of 200 multiple-choice questions

Exam Fee

The exam fee is $405 PMI Member, $530 Non-Member.

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for 3 years.

Prior Certification

• Business Analysis PMP (PMBOK, R_EBSA), BA (BABOK)

Exam Format

The PMI Professional in Business Analysis exam is a computer-based

Passing Conditions

To pass PMI Professional in Business Analysis exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of pass the exam with a scaled score of 100-200

Who Should Take

Business Analysts working in strategic planning

• Business Architect
• Requirements Management Specialist
• Business Consultant
• Project Manager
• Business Systems Analyst

Prerequisites

4,500 hours of experience in business analysis over the last 8 consecutive calendar years, including (1,500 hours of business analysis tasks, (3.75 years of analyzing business needs)

Or can substitute with certifications:

• Post Graduate Professional Certificate in Business Analysis
• Post Graduate Diploma in Business Analysis
• Equivalent

Certification Process

• Step 01: Eligibility and Qualification (work experience, education, and business analysis experience)
• Step 02: Online Application and Payment (Application Fees, Exam Fee, Re-examination fee)

Domains with Weights

• Domain 1: Business Analysis Planning (50%): Gather data, identify and analyze business needs, present analysis to stakeholders and present recommendations
• Domain 2: Elicitation and Collaboration (20%): Formulate a plan to seek out and confirm customers needs, engage stakeholders to elicit, analyze business needs and needs verification
• Domain 3: Requirements Management (15%): Identify, define, combine and manage business needs, in scope, deliverables, inputs, and outputs, estimate requirements effort and perform requirements verification
• Domain 4: Requirements Lifecycle Management (10%): Establish business requirements, support the supply chain, drive return on investment, and verify business analysis and business analysis plan accomplishments
• Domain 5: Communication Techniques (5%): Conduct stakeholder communication, describe business need to stakeholders, employ situation or requirements need management, manage risk management, meet stakeholder communication requirements