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GitHub Foundations Practice Tests 2026: 5x60 Qs Explained
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GitHub Foundations Practice Tests 2026: 5x60 Qs Explained

GitHub Foundations GH-900 practice exam: 5 timed mock tests, 300 questions, every option explained
Last updated 10/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Measure your readiness for the GitHub Foundations (GH-900) exam with 5 timed mock exams of 60 questions each
  • Understand why each answer option is right or wrong, with a key takeaway and a documentation link per question
  • Find your weak domains across all seven GH-900 objectives and fix them with targeted practice mode runs
  • Practise exam-style scenarios on pull requests, branch protection, Actions, Codespaces, Copilot, Projects and security
  • Get used to the multiple choice and multiple response formats and the pacing of a 100 minute exam

Included in This Course

300 questions
  • Practice Test 1: GitHub Foundations, 60 questions, 100 minutes60 questions
  • Practice Test 2: GitHub Foundations, 60 questions, 100 minutes60 questions
  • Practice Test 3: GitHub Foundations, 60 questions, 100 minutes60 questions
  • Practice Test 4: GitHub Foundations, 60 questions, 100 minutes60 questions
  • Practice Test 5: GitHub Foundations, 60 questions, 100 minutes60 questions

Description

EXAM SIMULATOR, NOT A VIDEO COURSE. Every minute here is spent on exam-style questions: timed like the real exam and reviewed option by option. Use it after you have studied, to find out whether you are ready for GitHub Foundations and exactly where you would lose marks.

WHY THESE EXAMS

  • 5 full length practice exams, 300 original questions, each exam 60 questions in 100 minutes with a 70 percent pass mark to aim for, the same shape as the real GH-900 exam.

  • All seven official domains covered and weighted like the real exam: Git and GitHub basics, working with repositories, collaboration, modern development practices, project management, privacy, security and administration, and the GitHub community.

  • Every answer option explained, not only the correct one, with a key takeaway and a link to the official GitHub documentation behind the question.

  • Every question tagged with its domain so you can run practice mode on one weak area and timed mode on the full exam.

  • Scenario questions about real teams: pull requests, branch protection, Actions workflows, Codespaces, Copilot, Projects, Dependabot, secret scanning and organization settings, including exhibits such as diagrams and tables, the way the exam expects you to reason.

  • Multiple choice and multiple response questions in the same mix the real exam uses, so the answer format does not surprise you on exam day.

HOW TO USE

  • Take exam 1 under timed conditions, read every explanation including the options you rejected, then fix the weak domains with the documentation links.

  • Repeat with exams 2 to 5. When you pass three exams in a row above 80 percent, you are ready to book the real one.

  • Each question carries a code such as GF-T1-Q01. If you believe an answer is wrong, post the code in the Q and A and it will be checked against the documentation and corrected.

WHAT THIS IS NOT

  • Not video lessons and not a replacement for the free GitHub Foundations learning path. Study first, then test here.

  • Not actual exam questions. Every question is original and written from the public exam objectives and documentation; nothing here is copied from the real exam.

GitHub and the GitHub Foundations certification are trademarks of GitHub, Inc. This course is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by GitHub or Microsoft.

Who this course is for:

  • Developers, students, project managers and IT professionals preparing for the GitHub Foundations (GH-900) certification
  • Anyone who has finished studying GitHub Foundations and wants to know whether they are ready before paying for the real exam
  • Teams onboarding to GitHub who want a structured way to check their understanding of collaboration and security features