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ISTQB CTAL-AT v2.0 Advanced Agile Tester Practice Exams 2026
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ISTQB CTAL-AT v2.0 Advanced Agile Tester Practice Exams 2026

240 original exam-style questions on Agile test strategy, shift left, exploratory testing and teams, fully explained
Created byAhmed Alaa
Last updated 10/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Practice for the ISTQB CTAL-AT v2.0 exam with 6 full mock exams (240 original questions) that follow the official exam structure
  • Apply Agile test strategy, test quadrants, monitoring and coverage metrics to realistic team scenarios, as the K3 and K4 questions require
  • Use shift-left practices like example mapping, storyboarding, story slicing and ATDD/BDD to answer requirement and acceptance criteria questions
  • Choose suitable heuristics, mnemonics, test tours, charters, mob and pair testing, and spot test smells in exam-style questions
  • Find your weak chapters by reviewing a detailed explanation for every answer option, then retake the exams until you score 75% or more

Included in This Course

240 questions
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Description

Prepare for the ISTQB® Certified Tester Advanced Level Agile Tester (CTAL-AT) v2.0 exam with 6 full mock exams of 40 original questions each, written from the official v2.0 syllabus.

Why these practice exams?

Each mock exam follows the official CTAL-AT v2.0 exam structure. The questions per learning objective, the K-level mix (31 K2, 6 K3, 3 K4) and the chapter weighting match the real exam. You practice the same balance of topics and difficulty you will face on exam day.

What the exams cover

  • Test strategy and test approach challenges: test types during and after the iteration, end-to-end testing, formal vs holistic testing, and regression testing approaches

  • People and teams: the whole team approach, T-shaped skills, motivating business representatives, supporting developers, and tissue testers

  • Test management and test process improvement: the Agile testing quadrants, iteration and release planning, monitoring and control, coverage, and metric-driven improvement

  • Shift left: testware as requirements, storyboarding and testboarding, example mapping, biases, story slicing, and requirements engineering

  • Agile approaches and test techniques: heuristics and mnemonics, test tours, exploratory test charters and sessions, mob and pair testing, vibe testing, and test smells

  • Test automation and test tools: choosing what to automate and tool categories for Agile teams

Learn from every answer

Every question explains why the correct answer is right and why each wrong option is wrong. Each explanation also gives the syllabus learning objective, so you can go back to the right section quickly. Scenario-based K3 and K4 questions train you to apply the syllabus, not just memorize it.

Scoring note

The real exam is weighted. K2 questions are worth 1 point, K3 questions 2 points and K4 questions 3 points, and you need 34 of 52 points (65%) to pass. Udemy scores every question equally, so aim for 75% or more on each mock exam before booking the real one.

Who this course is for

Testers, QA engineers, test analysts and test leads in Agile teams who hold the CTFL certificate and want to pass CTAL-AT v2.0 on their first attempt.

Who this course is for:

  • Testers preparing for the ISTQB Advanced Level Agile Tester (CTAL-AT) v2.0 exam who want realistic practice before exam day
  • QA engineers, test analysts and test leads working in Agile teams who want to check their knowledge of Agile test strategy, shift left, exploratory testing and team collaboration
  • Candidates who studied the syllabus and want to find their weak chapters with detailed explanations for every answer option
  • Developers, Scrum Masters and product owners interested in Agile testing practices who plan to take the CTAL-AT certification