ISTQB CTFL-AT Agile Tester Practice Exams – 240 Qs (2026)
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ISTQB CTFL-AT Agile Tester Practice Exams – 240 Qs (2026)

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Elite-level ISTQB CTFL-AT exam preparation designed to help you clear the certification on your first attempt.Practice with 6 full-length ISTQB CTFL-AT Agile Tester mock exams featuring 240 scenario-based questions, fully aligned with the 2026 syllabus and structured to mirror the real exam. Apply Agile principles, Scrum roles, risk-based and continuous testing, ATDD, BDD, TDD, and exploratory testing through realistic project scenarios.Each question includes exam-focused explanations for all options, helping you close knowledge gaps, avoid common traps, and build confidence under time pressure. Ideal for beginners and experienced testers transitioning to Agile, this course emphasizes real exam difficulty, structure, and decision-making, not question dumps.Trusted by learners preparing seriously for the ISTQB CTFL-AT certification (updated as enrollments grow)Start practicing today with confidence and walk into your CTFL-AT exam fully prepared.Why this course is different:Fully aligned with the official ISTQB Agile Tester syllabusRealistic exam difficulty, structure, and scenario patternsDesigned for serious certification candidates aiming for high scoresFocuses on exam realism, deep explanations, and decision-making under time pressure.Prepare effectively, gain confidence, and maximize your chances of clearing the ISTQB CTFL-AT certification on the first attemptThis Practice Test Course Includes:6 full-length timed mock exams (40 questions each)240 scenario-based questions aligned to the CTFL-AT syllabusDetailed explanations for all correct and incorrect optionsReal exam simulation with scoring, timing, and randomized attemptsDomain-wise coverage and performance insightsIntegrated time-management and exam strategy guidanceFocus on real-world Agile scenarios and iterative projectsLifetime updates aligned with future syllabus revisionsExam Details:Exam Body: ISTQBExam Name: Certified Tester Foundation Level – Agile Tester (CTFL-AT)Exam Format: Multiple Choice & Multiple Response, Scenario-based questionsNumber of Questions: 40 per examExam Duration: 90 minutesPassing Score: 65%Question Weightage: Based on domain allocation as per ISTQB CTFL-AT syllabusDifficulty Level: Foundation to Intermediate (Agile testing context)Language: English (official exam language)Exam Availability: Online or in-person via accredited ISTQB exam providers\Detailed Syllabus & Topic Coverage:The CTFL-AT exam evaluates your understanding across three major domains, focused on Agile software development, Agile testing principles, and Agile testing techniques/tools.Domain 1: Agile Software Development (32%)Agile values and principles (Agile Manifesto)Agile frameworks overview (Scrum, Kanban, XP)Roles and responsibilities in Agile teamsIncremental and iterative development modelsUser stories, epics, acceptance criteria, and backlog refinementAgile ceremonies: Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Review, RetrospectiveWhole-team approach and collaborationImpact of Agile development on testing activitiesDomain 2: Fundamental Agile Testing Principles, Practices, and Processes (30%)Agile testing mindset and tester roleTesting throughout the Agile lifecycleEarly and continuous testingTest planning and estimation in AgileRisk-based testing in Agile projectsTest levels and test types in AgileDefinition of Ready (DoR) and Definition of Done (DoD)Agile test documentation and lightweight artifactsManaging defects and feedback in Agile teamsDomain 3: Agile Testing Methods, Techniques, and Tools (38%)Exploratory testing and session-based testingTest-driven development (TDD), ATDD, BDDExperience-based and specification-based techniquesAutomation pyramid in AgileContinuous Integration and Continuous TestingTest tools selection and usage in AgileRegression testing strategiesMetrics, reporting, and dashboards in Agile projectsImproving test processes through retrospectivesPractice Test Structure & Preparation Strategy:Prepare for the CTFL-AT certification exam with realistic, scenario-driven mock tests that build conceptual understanding, hands-on readiness, and exam confidence.6 Full-Length Practice Tests: Six complete mock exams with 40 questions each, timed and scored, reflecting the real exam structure, style, and complexityDiverse Question Categories: Conceptual, scenario-based, knowledge/factual, and application-level questionsScenario-based Questions: Apply Agile testing knowledge to realistic project situations, user stories, and iterative workflowsComprehensive Explanations: Each question includes detailed rationales for all answer options, helping you learn why answers are correct or incorrectTimed & Scored Simulation: Practice under realistic timing to build focus, pacing, and enduranceRandomised Question Bank: Questions and options reshuffle in each attempt to prevent memorisation and encourage active learningPerformance Analytics: Receive domain-wise insights to identify strengths and improvement areasIntegrated Time-Management Strategy: Learn question prioritization, domain-wise time allocation, option elimination, and decision-making under real exam pressure.Final Readiness Test — Full-Length Exam (Exam-Day Simulation): A full-length exam designed to simulate your final attempt before the real CTFL-AT exam and validate exam readinessDesigned to simulate your final CTFL-AT attempt and confirm readiness before scheduling the real exam.Built-In CTFL-AT Time-Management Strategy:This course includes a practical time-management framework designed specifically for the CTFL-AT exam:First-pass strategy: Answer high-confidence questions quickly to secure easy marks earlyTime boxing: Allocate ~2 minutes per question with buffer for complex scenariosFlag & return method: Defer long scenario questions without losing momentumOption elimination technique: Remove distractors to improve accuracy under pressureFinal review checklist: Validate marked answers in the last 10 minutesThis structured approach helps reduce exam anxiety, avoid time traps, and maximize score potential.Preparation Strategy & Study Guidance:Understand the concepts, not just questions: Use these tests to identify weak areas, and supplement your study with official ISTQB CTFL-AT materialTarget >80% in Practice Tests: Builds confidence and conceptual mastery for the 65% passing requirementReview explanations in detail: Understand why answers are wrong to avoid tricky scenarios and common mistakesSimulate real exam conditions: Attempt mock tests in timed, distraction-free sessionsHands-On Learning via Agile projects or labs: Strengthen understanding by practicing testing on iterative projects, writing test cases for user stories, executing exploratory tests, and collaborating in Agile teamsDomain-Wise Score Interpretation Guide:– <70% — High Risk: Immediate revision required using official syllabus– 70–80% — Borderline: Review explanations and weak learning objectives– 80–90% — Strong: Maintain consistency and refine time management– 90%+ — Exam Ready: Focus on accuracy and confidenceAdvanced Exam Strategy:Advanced Exam Strategy Section — Covers common CTFL-AT trap patterns, domain prioritization, and accuracy optimization under time pressureSample Practice Questions:Question 1:A Scrum team is working on a financial application.

The product owner insists that a new regulatory reporting feature must be delivered exactly as specified in a 50-page document created six months ago, and no changes can be accepted even if they add customer value. Which Agile principle does this rigid adherence to a fixed specification most directly violate?A. Build projects around motivated individualsB.

The most efficient method of conveying information is face-to-face conversationC. Working software is the primary measure of progressD. Welcome changing requirements, even late in developmentAnswer: DExplanation:A: Incorrect.

While rigid requirements may affect motivation, the primary issue here is the refusal to adapt requirements—not team organization or motivation.B: Incorrect. This principle focuses on communication methods, not on the immutability of documented requirements.C: Incorrect. Although Agile values working software over documentation, the more direct violation is the rejection of change, not the emphasis on documentation itself.D: Correct.

A core Agile principle is welcoming changing requirements, even late in development, to maximize customer value. Insisting on a fixed, outdated specification directly contradicts this principle and prevents adaptation based on new insights.Question 2:An Agile team's automated regression suite has grown to over 5,000 tests and takes 12 hours to run. Many tests are redundant, test obsolete features, or are flaky.

The team spends more time maintaining the suite than gaining value from it. What is the most important action for the Agile tester to recommend regarding the curation of this regression test suite?A. Run the entire suite less frequently, perhaps only once per sprintB.

Analyze, prioritize, and refactor the suite to maintain a lean, relevant, and reliable set of core regression testsC. Parallelize the test execution across more servers to reduce the run timeD. Stop adding new automated tests and return to manual regression for new featuresAnswer: BExplanation:A: Incorrect.

Running a bloated and unreliable suite less frequently reduces feedback speed and increases defect leakage risk.B: Correct. Effective test suite curation requires continuously evaluating test value, removing redundant and obsolete tests, and stabilizing flaky tests. This ensures fast, reliable feedback and efficient regression risk management in Agile environments.C: Incorrect.

Parallel execution addresses execution time but not the root cause—poor test suite quality and maintainability.D: Incorrect. Eliminating automation is counterproductive; the goal is to improve and optimize automated testing, not abandon it.Why This Course Is ValuableRealistic exam simulation aligned to ISTQB CTFL-ATFull syllabus coverage based on the official ISTQB Agile Tester syllabusIn-depth explanations and strategic reasoning for each questionDesigned by Agile testing and QA expertsUpdated with real-world Agile project scenariosLifetime updates included with the course purchaseBuilt using real-world Agile project scenarios and exam-pattern analysis to reflect how the ISTQB CTFL-AT exam is actually testedTop Reasons to Take This Practice Exam:Six full-length practice exams (240 questions) aligned to the real exam100% coverage of ISTQB CTFL-AT syllabusScenario-based questions reflecting real Agile projectsExplanations for all options to deepen conceptual understandingDomain-based performance trackingAdaptive coverage across all learning objectives including Agile principles, test techniques, tools, and collaborationRandomised question order to prevent memorisationAccessible anytime, anywhere – desktop or mobile friendlyLifetime updates included with the course purchaseDiverse question categories – Scenario-based, Concept-based, Knowledge/Factual, Real-time/problem-solving, and direct recall questionsMoney-Back Guarantee:Your success is our priority. This course includes a 30-day no-questions-asked refund policy.Who This Course Is For:Professionals preparing for ISTQB CTFL-AT certificationQA testers and team members working in Agile environmentsDevelopers and business analysts collaborating in Agile projectsTest leads and managers adopting Agile testing best practicesStudents or professionals exploring careers in Agile testingAnyone looking to validate their expertise in Agile testing practices and principlesWhat You’ll Learn:Core principles of Agile and Agile testingAgile testing lifecycle, roles, and responsibilitiesTest design techniques and risk-based testing in Agile projectsAutomation basics and CI/CD integrationCollaboration, reporting, and metrics in Agile teamsScenario-based problem-solving and real-time application of Agile testingPractical knowledge to confidently pass ISTQB CTFL-AT certificationRequirements / Prerequisites:Basic understanding of software testing principlesSome familiarity with Agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban, XP)Access to a computer and internet for online mock examsNo prior certification required

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