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OG0-092 Certification

TL;DR
  • OG0-092 is 8 scenario questions, 90 minutes, gradient-scored 5/3/1/0, requiring 24 of 40 points to pass.
  • From February 1, 2026, the booking fee is USD 375, with a retail voucher priced at USD 400.
  • You must hold TOGAF 9 Foundation or pass OG0-091 the same day at the same test center first.
  • The exam is open book via an embedded electronic TOGAF Standard 9.2 accessed through the Reference button.

What the OG0-092 Certification Actually Certifies

The OG0-092 exam is the second and final component of the TOGAF 9 certification track, formally titled the TOGAF 9 Part 2 Examination. It is owned and governed by The Open Group and delivered through Pearson VUE, either at authorized physical test centers or remotely via OnVUE. Where the companion OG0-091 exam checks whether you can define and recall TOGAF 9.2 concepts, OG0-092 checks whether you can apply them: it presents scenario narratives describing a fictional enterprise's architecture problem and asks you to choose the response that a competent enterprise architect would recommend.

Passing OG0-092 (after satisfying the Part 1 requirement) awards the TOGAF 9 Certified qualification. If you're still deciding whether this credential fits your career plans, the Is the OG0-092 Certification Worth It? Complete ROI Analysis 2026 breakdown walks through the trade-offs in more depth than a single overview article can.

Positioning in the TOGAF track: OG0-092 is not a standalone entry point. It builds directly on the 13 Level 1 learning units from Part 1 and adds 26 Level 2 learning units covering 108 learning outcomes, all drawn from the TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2 and its published syllabus, Conformance Requirements document X1810.

Exam Format, Scoring, and Timing

OG0-092 consists of just 8 questions, but don't let that number suggest an easy sit. Each question is a multi-paragraph scenario followed by a complex multiple-choice item, and each is scored on a gradient rather than simple right/wrong logic:

  • Best answer: 5 points
  • Second-best answer: 3 points
  • Third-best answer: 1 point
  • Distractor (clearly wrong): 0 points

With 8 questions worth 5 points each, the maximum possible score is 40 points, and the pass mark is 60%, meaning you need 24 points or more to pass. That structure rewards architects who can distinguish between a merely acceptable answer and the genuinely best one - partial credit exists, but it will not carry you to a pass if you consistently land on second-best choices. For a full breakdown of how the scoring translates into a study target, see the OG0-092 Passing Score 2026: Exactly What You Need to Pass guide.

The time limit is 90 minutes. Candidates sitting an English-language exam for whom English is not a first language can request additional time, which is worth confirming during registration if it applies to you.

Open book, but with limits: OG0-092 is open book, but only in a specific way. An electronic English copy of the TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2 is embedded in the exam interface and reached through the on-screen Reference button. No hardcopy material, personal notes, or printed references of any kind are permitted in test centers. Knowing how to navigate that digital reference quickly during a 90-minute window is itself a skill worth practicing.

Registration, Fees, and Delivery Channels

Effective February 1, 2026, the OG0-092 booking fee is USD 375, while a retail voucher purchased separately is priced at USD 400. Both routes ultimately book you into the same exam delivered by Pearson VUE, either in person at an authorized test center or remotely through OnVUE, so the choice between them usually comes down to how your organization handles procurement and reimbursement. A detailed line-item breakdown, including how these figures compare to the combined OG0-093 route, is available in the OG0-092 Certification Cost 2026: Complete Pricing Breakdown article.

Because exam vouchers and scheduling windows can change, it's worth checking current availability before locking in a date. The OG0-092 Exam Dates 2026: Testing Windows, Deadlines & Scheduling post covers how Pearson VUE scheduling works for this exam specifically.

Prerequisites and the OG0-091 Pathway

You cannot walk into an OG0-092 exam cold. The prerequisite is holding TOGAF 9 Foundation certification already, or passing the TOGAF 9 Part 1 exam (OG0-091) on the same day at the same test center immediately before sitting Part 2. This same-day-same-center rule is a Pearson VUE scheduling detail that trips up candidates who assume they can split the two exams across different days or locations without pre-planning.

If you're mapping out eligibility, the OG0-092 Requirements 2026: Eligibility, Prerequisites & How to Qualify guide lays out the exact sequencing options, including how the combined OG0-093 exam sidesteps the same-day logistics entirely by testing both parts in a single sitting.

Key Takeaway

If you already hold TOGAF 9 Foundation from a prior course or exam, you can book OG0-092 on its own. If you don't, you must clear OG0-091 first, at the same center, on the same day - plan your test center booking around that constraint before you commit to a date.

The 26 Level 2 Domains at a Glance

Level 2 content adds 26 learning units on top of the 13 Level 1 units from Part 1, spanning the full breadth of the TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2. These are the domains the OG0-092 blueprint draws its scenarios from:

Foundational and Governance Domains

These set up how an architecture engagement is planned, governed, and staffed before deep technical work begins.

  • Preliminary Phase
  • Architecture Governance
  • Stakeholder Management
  • Architecture Skills Framework
  • Architecture Maturity Models

Content, Metamodel, and Reference Model Domains

These cover the structural artifacts architects use to describe and store architecture work products.

  • Architecture Content Framework
  • TOGAF Content Metamodel
  • TOGAF Foundation Architecture: Technical Reference Model
  • Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model
  • Architecture Repository

ADM Phase and Technique Domains

The heart of the scenario questions - applying the Architecture Development Method phase by phase.

  • Phase A: Architecture Vision
  • Phase B: Business Architecture
  • Phase C: Data and Application Architectures
  • Phase D: Technology Architecture
  • Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions
  • Phase F: Migration Planning
  • Phase G: Implementation Governance
  • Phase H: Architecture Change Management
  • ADM Architecture Requirements Management
  • Business Scenarios Technique
  • Migration Planning Techniques
  • Architecture Implementation Support Techniques
  • Architecture Partitioning
  • Guidelines for Adapting the ADM: Iteration and Levels
  • Guidelines for Adapting the ADM: Security

That's 26 units total once you count every listed area. Trying to memorize all of them in isolation is inefficient; the OG0-092 Exam Domains 2026: Complete Guide to All 26 Content Areas article groups them by how frequently they show up in scenario questions and how they interconnect, which is far more useful than a flat list when you're deciding where to spend study hours.

Why Phases A Through F Dominate the Scenarios

Not all 26 domains carry equal weight in practice. Scenario questions cluster heavily around the ADM phase application units, particularly Phases A through F, and it's common for a single question to deliberately draw across multiple units at once - for example, a Phase B scenario that also tests your understanding of the Architecture Content Framework and Stakeholder Management in the same item.

This clustering has a direct implication for how you study: memorizing each phase's inputs and outputs in isolation is necessary but not sufficient. You also need to understand how a decision made in Phase A (Architecture Vision) constrains or informs choices later in Phase D (Technology Architecture) or Phase F (Migration Planning). Scenario writers exploit exactly these cross-phase dependencies to separate the best answer from the merely plausible second-best one.

Practical implication: When you review practice scenarios, don't just check whether you picked the "correct" letter. Trace why the second-best and third-best answers earn partial credit - that reasoning is what OG0-092's gradient scoring is actually testing, and it's the fastest way to close the gap between a marginal pass and a comfortable one.

OG0-093, Language Variants, and the 10th Edition Bridge

OG0-092 is not the only way to earn TOGAF 9 Certified status. The Open Group also offers OG0-093, a combined exam priced at USD 570 that merges both Part 1 and Part 2 content into 48 questions delivered over 150 minutes in a single sitting. It suits candidates who prefer one longer exam appointment over two separate bookings and want to avoid the same-day-same-center coordination that OG0-091/OG0-092 requires.

For candidates testing outside English, localized variants exist: OG0-095 (Brazilian Portuguese), OG0-097 (Simplified Chinese), OG0-F92 (French), and OG0-S92 (Latin American Spanish). Content and structure mirror the English-language OG0-092.

One more detail worth knowing before you invest study time: TOGAF 9 Certified holders remain certified indefinitely and are not forced to retest as newer TOGAF editions are released. If you later want to align with the current portfolio, The Open Group offers the OGEA-10B bridge exam as an upgrade path to the 10th Edition - a much shorter route than starting the certification track over from scratch.

ExamQuestionsTime LimitFee (Booking)
OG0-092 (Part 2 only)8 scenario-based, gradient scored90 minutesUSD 375
OG0-093 (Combined Part 1 + 2)48 questions150 minutesUSD 570

Building a Domain-Weighted Study Plan

Generic study techniques - timeboxing, active recall, spaced review - only help if they're pointed at the right material in the right order. For OG0-092 specifically, that means front-loading the ADM phases that scenario questions cluster around, then layering in the supporting domains that questions draw on for cross-unit distractors.

Weeks 1-2

ADM Core: Phases A-D

  • Architecture Vision, Business Architecture, and the Data/Application Architecture split within Phase C
  • Technology Architecture inputs and outputs
  • Cross-reference each phase against the Architecture Content Framework
Weeks 3-4

ADM Core: Phases E-H and Requirements Management

  • Opportunities and Solutions through Architecture Change Management
  • ADM Architecture Requirements Management as the thread running through every phase
  • Migration Planning Techniques and Architecture Implementation Support Techniques
Week 5

Governance, Content, and Reference Models

  • Architecture Governance, Stakeholder Management, Architecture Repository
  • TOGAF Content Metamodel and both reference models (TRM and III-RM)
  • Architecture Skills Framework and Maturity Models
Week 6

Full-Length Scenario Practice

  • Timed 90-minute practice sets under exam conditions
  • Review why second-best and third-best options earn partial credit
  • Practice navigating the embedded TOGAF Standard via the Reference button quickly

For a more detailed, week-by-week methodology tied to this same domain sequencing, the OG0-092 Study Guide 2026: How to Pass on Your First Attempt expands each phase into concrete reading and practice tasks. If you're still calibrating how much time to allocate overall, the How Hard Is the OG0-092 Exam? Complete Difficulty Guide 2026 article and the OG0-092 Pass Rate 2026: What the Data Shows piece both help set realistic expectations before you finalize a plan. Running timed scenario sets on our practice test platform is one of the most direct ways to get comfortable with the gradient-scoring format before exam day.

Who Hires TOGAF 9 Certified Architects

TOGAF 9 Certified appears most often on the resumes and job postings of enterprise architects, solution architects, and architecture governance leads working inside organizations that have standardized on the TOGAF ADM as their architecture development method. Because the exam tests applied judgment across governance, stakeholder management, and every ADM phase rather than rote recall, employers tend to treat it as evidence that a candidate can operate inside an existing architecture practice rather than needing to be trained on the framework from zero. If you want a closer look at how this credential shows up in job requirements and compensation conversations, the OG0-092 Jobs and OG0-092 Salary Guide 2026: Complete Earnings Analysis resources go into more detail than a certification overview can responsibly cover.

If your organization is preparing multiple staff members for this exam, structured OG0-092 Training combined with scenario-based practice on our exam prep platform tends to close the gap between passive reading and the applied judgment the gradient scoring rewards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to pass OG0-091 before I can book OG0-092?

Yes, unless you already hold TOGAF 9 Foundation from a prior course or exam. If you don't, you must pass OG0-091 on the same day at the same test center before sitting OG0-092.

How many questions are on the OG0-092 exam and how is it scored?

There are 8 complex scenario-based multiple-choice questions. Each uses gradient scoring: 5 points for the best answer, 3 for the second-best, 1 for the third-best, and 0 for the distractor, out of a 40-point maximum. You need 24 points, or 60%, to pass.

Can I bring the TOGAF Standard into the exam?

You can't bring your own copy, but the exam is open book in a controlled way: an electronic English copy of the TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2 is embedded in the exam interface and accessed via the on-screen Reference button. No hardcopy materials are allowed in test centers.

What is the current fee for OG0-092?

Effective February 1, 2026, the booking fee is USD 375, and a retail voucher is priced at USD 400. Both lead to the same exam delivered by Pearson VUE at a test center or remotely via OnVUE.

If I pass OG0-092, will I need to retest when a newer TOGAF edition comes out?

No. TOGAF 9 Certified holders remain certified. If you want to align with the 10th Edition portfolio later, The Open Group offers the OGEA-10B bridge exam as an upgrade path rather than requiring a full retest.

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