One assessment, three ways to sit it. Practise for free, certify instantly, or book a proctored slot when your employer needs an invigilated result on a fixed date.
Every question is drawn from the Act itself and tagged with the provision it tests, so a wrong answer tells you exactly what to re-read.
Pick a date and slot. You will receive a booking reference and joining details; keep a photo ID handy on the day.
Yes. The practice test, the graded exam and the certificate are all free, with no sign-up and no card. Most DPDP and DPO certifications in India are priced between ₹1,500 and ₹50,000.
Twenty minutes. The paper is 15 single-choice questions drawn at random from a 30-item bank covering all nine chapters and the Schedule, and it submits itself when the clock runs out.
70%, which is 11 correct out of 15. Score that or higher and the certificate is issued the moment you submit, with a credential ID and the issue date.
No. It is an educational assessment, not a government-issued qualification and not legal advice. The Data Protection Board of India does not accredit training providers, and no DPDP certification in India is government-issued.
Yes, as many times as you like. Questions are drawn at random each attempt, and there is no cooling-off period or limit.
Compliance officers, Data Protection Officers, privacy and legal professionals, and students who need a working command of the Act. Every question cites the provision it tests, so a wrong answer points at what to re-read.