PSM-AI Essentials Practice Tests 2026: 5x40 Qs Explained

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

WHY THESE EXAMS

• 5 full length practice exams, the same length and time limit as the real exam (40 questions, 60 minutes).

• Every answer option explained, not only the correct one.

• Every question tagged with its official exam domain, so you see exactly where you lose marks.

• Two ways to study: Exam mode, timed and scored like the real exam, or Practice mode, untimed, where you press Check answer after each question and can draw questions only from the domain you most need to improve.

• Written from the current official exam guide, updated September 2026, with new tests added as the exam changes.

• Clear readiness target: score 80 percent or more on every test before you book the real exam.

• Lifetime access and Udemy's 30 day refund guarantee.

DISCLAIMER: Professional Scrum Master, PSM and PSM-AI Essentials are trademarks of Scrum Org. This course is not endorsed by, affiliated with or sponsored by Scrum Org. It contains no official or confidential exam content. Every question here was written from the publicly available assessment page and the official preparation material. Nothing is copied from the real exam or from anyone else's practice tests.

WHAT YOU GET. Each practice exam holds 40 questions, the same number the real PSM-AI Essentials assessment asks inside its 60 minute time box, so a score here tells you something real about whether you are ready. Questions are spread evenly across the four question categories published for this assessment: AI Theory and Primer, Effective AI Prompting, AI for Scrum Masters, and AI Security and Ethics. Every question carries its category, so after each attempt you can see exactly which area is costing you marks.

HOW THE QUESTIONS ARE WRITTEN. Most questions put you in a situation a Scrum Master actually meets: a team that wants an assistant to replace the Daily Scrum, a developer who cannot explain generated code during review, a manager asking for a ranking of who got faster after adopting AI. You pick the best answer, then read why it is right and, just as important, why each of the other three is wrong. Answer positions are balanced and the wrong options are written to the same length as the correct one, so you cannot score well by spotting a pattern instead of knowing the material.

WHO IT IS FOR. Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches and Scrum Team members who already know the Scrum framework and now want to use AI in their work without giving up the accountability that framework rests on. No programming or data science background is needed.