By obtaining the CCBA certification, you validate your business analysis capabilities and position yourself for greater financial rewards and career growth. Invest in your future and increase your salary potential with the CCBA certification.
To earn the CCBA designation, candidates must:
The CCBA certification is for:
The CCBA exam consists of 130 multiple choice scenario-based questions formulated from the BABOK® Guide and must be completed within 3 hours.
This is a computer-based exam. The CCBA exam can be taken online via proctor format or at a PSI test center. To be admitted to the exam and more details on preparation for this exam, please review our exam information guidelines.
The CCBA highlights your capability to work effectively with stakeholders, to model business processes, and identify and evaluate opportunities for better business outcomes.
CCBA certification represents your skills and knowledge applied to real-life scenarios and fortifies you for career advancement.
The IIBA® Annual Business Analysis Salary Survey reports that the average salary of top 5 certification holders is 11% more on average in earnings in comparison to non-certification holders.
IIBA is pleased to announce we have introduced digital badges as a way to share and validate business analysis certification achievements.
A. Schedule a requirements workshop
B. Model the scope of the requirements
C. Perform stakeholder analysis
D. Prioritize the business requirements
Answer = C
A. Review a paper prototype
B. Use a graphic user interface
C. Observe the product in use
D. Interview the operator
Answer: C
A. Derives- Necessity
B. Derives- Effort
C. Depends- Necessity
D. Depends- Effort
Answer = C
A. Capture customer details for reporting
B. Develop a new portal to sell products and services
C. Increase sales by 30% by the end of next year
D. Create better help text on the existing portal
Answer = C
A. Brainstorm measurable evaluation criteria
B. Apply a checklist to verify quality
C. Evaluate the alignment with solution scope
D. Create list of assumptions to support requirements
Answer = B
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Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring |
12% |
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Elicitation and Collaboration |
20% |
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Requirements Life Cycle Management |
18% |
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Strategy Analysis |
12% |
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Requirements Analysis and Design Definition |
32% |
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Solution Evaluation |
6% |