Know Scrum exactly. Pass PSM I.
Revision notes built on the Scrum Guide 2020 and the official PSM I focus areas — empiricism, the Scrum Team, events, artifacts, self-managing teams and managing products with agility — plus practice that explains every option and timed 80-question mocks.
The PSM I exam at a glance
Official exam details from the Scrum.org exam guide — the numbers our mock exams mirror.
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Who should take the PSM I?
PSM I is a foundational certification: it tests cloud fluency, not engineering skill. There are no prerequisites, and you don't need to write a line of code to pass it.
You're new to the cloud
A first cloud certification. The lessons here assume nothing — every service and term is explained the first time it appears.
You work alongside cloud teams
Sales, project management, finance, support — PSM I proves you can follow a technical conversation about Scrum.org and understand what your engineers are proposing.
You're starting a cloud career
Students and career-changers use PSM I as the recognised first line on a cloud CV — and as the on-ramp to the associate-level certifications.
You know it, but not on paper
If you've worked around Scrum.org for a while, PSM I turns informal experience into a credential a recruiter can verify in one click.
What’s on the PSM I exam
Every lesson, question, and mock is weighted to match these official domains.
Understanding and Applying the Scrum Framework
Empiricism and the Scrum Values, the Scrum Team and its accountabilities, the events, the artifacts and their commitments, and the Definition of Done — the Scrum Guide itself. Scrum.org publishes no weights; weight approximates the share of the focus area competencies.
Developing People and Teams
How Scrum Teams self-manage, and how a Scrum Master facilitates and coaches rather than directs. Weight approximates the share of the focus area competencies.
Managing Products with Agility
Maximizing product value with stakeholders and customers, managing the Product Backlog, and forecasting and release planning. Weight approximates the share of the focus area competencies.
How you’ll prepare for the PSM I
Three surfaces, one loop: read, drill, rehearse — repeat until your readiness score says book it.
Read the lessons
Work domain by domain through 9 plain-English revision lessons covering every task statement in the PSM I exam guide — key terms, "what's tested" callouts, and takeaways.
Drill every topic
Work through 445 exam-realistic questions in learn mode to study, or quiz mode to test yourself. Every option explains why it’s right or why it’s a trap, with one click back to the lesson.
Rehearse the exam
Sit 3 full-length timed mocks weighted to the official domains and scored on the real PSM I scale — so your mock result predicts your real one.
Exam in a few days? The PSM I cheat sheet puts every lesson’s key takeaways and what’s tested on one page.
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- Weak-area study plan
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