Pass the IAPP AIGP exam with structured, source-cited practice
305 exam-style questions, 629 flashcards and full-length timed mocks — every item mapped to the official AI Governance Professional Body of Knowledge v2.1.
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305
practice questions
629
flashcards
13
competencies covered
4
exam domains
100
questions
3 hrs
time limit
100–500
score range
300
to pass
The AIGP exam at a glance. Scored questions are multiple choice, including scenario-based sets and select-all items. Confirm current details in the IAPP certification candidate handbook.
Everything you need to prepare
Built for people who want to understand AI governance, not just memorise a question bank.
Reference notes mapped to the BoK
Layered notes for all 13 competencies, written against the official Body of Knowledge v2.1 and cited back to primary sources like the EU AI Act and the NIST AI RMF.
305 exam-style questions
Single and multi-select items written in the style of the real exam, each tagged to a performance indicator so you always know which competency a miss belongs to.
Timed, blueprint-weighted mock exams
Two fixed full-length forms that share no questions — clean before/after mocks — plus an endless randomised form. Multi-select is scored all-or-nothing, exactly like the real thing.
629 flashcards
A curated deck for active recall on the concepts that carry the most marks, plus a large supplementary deck for broad coverage.
Weak-area review
Every question you miss feeds a review pool, so re-quizzing targets exactly the material you keep getting wrong instead of what you already know.
Progress that follows you
Sign in with Google and your studied topics, quiz scores and missed questions sync across every device you use.
The four AIGP domains
The exam is blueprint-weighted across four domains. Every question here is tagged to one of them, so your practice mirrors the real distribution.
Understanding the foundations of AI governance
What AI governance is, including the common principles and pillars to build an AI governance program. Covers best practices regardless of industry, sector or size.
Understanding how laws, standards and frameworks apply to AI
Existing laws that apply to AI, as well as AI-specific laws, standards and frameworks — including the major elements of current AI laws (e.g., the EU AI Act, the South Korean AI Basic Law, federal and state AI laws that apply to private sector organizations).
Understanding how to govern AI development
The responsibilities of AI governance professionals with respect to designing, building, training, testing and maintaining AI systems.
Understanding how to govern AI deployment and use
The responsibilities of AI governance professionals with respect to selecting an AI model, then deploying and using it responsibly through ongoing monitoring, maintenance and other key obligations. Applies whether deploying a proprietary model or one from a third party.
Frequently asked questions
What is the AIGP certification?
The Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP) is the IAPP’s certification for professionals responsible for developing, managing and governing AI systems. It covers AI fundamentals, the laws and standards that apply to AI, and how to govern AI across development, deployment and ongoing use.
How many questions are on the AIGP exam?
The AIGP exam has 100 questions and a three-hour time limit. Results are reported on a scaled 100–500 range with a pass mark of 300. Always confirm current details against the IAPP Candidate Handbook.
What are the four AIGP domains?
Domain I: Understanding the foundations of AI governance. Domain II: Understanding how laws, standards and frameworks apply to AI. Domain III: Understanding how to govern AI development. Domain IV: Understanding how to govern AI deployment and use.
How should I study for the AIGP exam?
Work through one competency at a time: read the reference notes, mark the topic as studied, then take the quick check quiz. Once you are scoring consistently above 80% across a domain, move to full-length timed mock exams to build pacing and stamina.
Is LearnAIGP affiliated with the IAPP?
No. LearnAIGP is an independent study aid built from the publicly published AIGP Body of Knowledge and cited primary sources. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the IAPP.
Free guides
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What is the AIGP?
What the certification covers, who it is for, the four domains and their weightings, and the exam format.
Is it worth it?
Who the credential genuinely suits, who should skip it, and straight answers on jobs, salary and difficulty.
What it costs
The six components of certification cost, which are optional, and where the money is actually saved.
How to pass the AIGP
A ten-week plan weighted to the blueprint, scoring mechanics, question technique and the traps that cost marks.
Exam technique
The STEM routine, the distractor patterns questions are built from, and worked examples of splitting the final two.
Blueprint to source map
Every competency mapped to the EU AI Act articles, NIST AI RMF functions and ISO/IEC 42001 clauses it draws on.
Cheat sheet
The facts most often tested: risk tiers, penalty bands, GDPR articles, NIST functions and ISO numbers.
Printable revision sheet
A two-page exam-day one-pager: exact numbers, the concept pairs people mix up, and the per-question routine.
Mnemonics
Memory aids for the list-shaped content, each paired with why the list matters beyond the acronym.
GDPR for the AIGP
Every article the exam tests on one page — principles, lawful bases, Article 22, DPIAs, transfers and fine tiers.
The whole syllabus, in notes
One page per competency, all four domains and every performance indicator — free, and no account needed to read them.
What comes next
Sequencing questions offer four good activities and ask which comes first. The dependency map, and the tie-breakers when two answers both look right.
Every named thing you could be asked about
HIPAA, Asilomar, the NAIIA, the ISO numbers and the rest — grouped by whether they bind you, certify you or merely recommend.
What each harm actually looks like
Individual, group, societal, organisational and ecosystem harm, and the three bias categories — with concrete examples and the boundary rules.
Which assessment, and who owes it
DPIA, FRIA, conformity assessment and the rest — the trigger, the owner and the timing of each.
The article numbers that collide
Both regimes number from Article 1. Where they clash, GDPR Art. 22 in full, and the TDM exception.
Roles, and how they change
Controller, processor, provider, deployer — and every transition that moves you from one to another.
A worked example, end to end
One agentic system taken through classification, assessments, the document set and the go-live gate — the pieces used together rather than taught apart.
GDPR vs EU AI Act
Two regimes sharing vocabulary and applying at once. Controller vs provider, DPIA vs FRIA, and whose duty is whose.
EU AI Act updates
The Digital Omnibus amendments and the Article 50 regime, with exam relevance flagged against BoK v2.1.
BOK vs frameworks
The BOK's generic vocabulary traced back to the EU AI Act, NIST, OECD, ISO and GDPR terms questions actually quote.
Which rules apply where
Does the GDPR apply in the USA? Extraterritorial reach, the layered US picture, state AI laws and the global map.
AIGP vs ISO/IEC 42001
One certifies a person, the other an organisation. How they differ, how they overlap, and which you need.
Governance toolkit
Free templates for AI inventories, impact assessments, vendor due diligence and incident response.
How this is built
Most exam-prep questions are easy to answer without knowing the material, because the right answer is the longest and most detailed one. We measure ours so that it isn't.
Written against the source
Every question is tagged to a performance indicator in the published Body of Knowledge v2.1 and to the primary source behind it — the EU AI Act article, the GDPR article, the NIST function, the ISO standard. Coverage against the blueprint is checked automatically.
Distractors that mean something
Wrong options encode real misconceptions — a genuine obligation on the wrong operator, a real term one level down a taxonomy, the right idea from the wrong framework. All 298 questions explain every option, not just the right one, and 50 carry an explicit account of why the best answer beats its closest rival.
Measured, not asserted
A build gate rejects the bank if correct answers grow longer than the distractors, if an option loses its explanation, or if a hard item lacks its tiebreaker. Answer order is shuffled at render, so position never leaks the answer. If the checks fail, nothing ships.
LearnAIGP is an independent study aid built from the publicly published Body of Knowledge and cited primary sources. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the IAPP, and it is a supplement to the official materials rather than a replacement for them.
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