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OG0-092 Exam Dates 2026: Testing Windows, Deadlines & Scheduling

TL;DR
  • Effective February 1, 2026, the OG0-092 booking fee is USD 375, with a retail voucher priced at USD 400.
  • The exam is 90 minutes for 8 scenario questions, so your scheduled slot leaves little room for hesitation.
  • You can book OG0-092 the same day and same test center as OG0-091 if you haven't yet earned Foundation.
  • Pearson VUE delivers the exam both in test centers and remotely via OnVUE - pick based on your comfort with the open-book Reference button interface.

How OG0-092 Scheduling Actually Works

The TOGAF 9 Part 2 Examination is owned and governed by The Open Group but delivered exclusively through Pearson VUE. That single detail shapes everything about how you pick a date. There is no fixed quarterly "testing window" the way some other certification programs run - instead, Pearson VUE keeps a rolling calendar of open slots at authorized test centers, plus an on-demand remote option through OnVUE. In practice, "2026 exam dates" for OG0-092 means whatever slot is open on the Pearson VUE booking system when you're ready to sit the exam, not a fixed cohort date.

This is good news for anyone trying to line up a date around a work project or a study plan built around the OG0-092 Exam Domains 2026: Complete Guide to All 26 Content Areas. You aren't racing a registration deadline for a specific sitting; you're choosing a date once you feel ready.

Delivery Channels: OG0-092 is available at Pearson VUE test centers worldwide and remotely through OnVUE proctoring. Both channels use the same 90-minute, 8-question format and the same embedded electronic copy of the TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2.

2026 Fee Structure and Booking Timing

Pricing is the one date-sensitive detail candidates most often miss. Effective February 1, 2026, the OG0-092 booking fee through The Open Group's exam channel is USD 375, and a retail voucher purchased separately runs USD 400. If you're planning your exam date around a budget cycle - say, a training allowance that resets at the start of a fiscal year - knowing that the February 1, 2026 fee takes effect matters more than any arbitrary "testing window."

For a full breakdown of what that fee covers and how it compares to bundled routes, see the OG0-092 Certification Cost 2026: Complete Pricing Breakdown. If your organization is weighing whether the investment is justified against the outcome, the Is the OG0-092 Certification Worth It? Complete ROI Analysis 2026 article covers that calculus in more depth.

Key Takeaway

Lock in your voucher or booking before any announced fee change if your employer reimburses on a calendar-year basis - the February 1, 2026 pricing is the figure to plan around.

Scheduling Around the Part 1 Prerequisite

OG0-092 has a hard prerequisite: you must hold TOGAF 9 Foundation, or you must pass the TOGAF 9 Part 1 Examination (OG0-091) on the same day, at the same test center, before sitting Part 2. This is the single biggest scheduling variable most candidates underestimate.

If you don't already hold Foundation, your "exam date" for OG0-092 is really two exams back to back:

  • Book OG0-091 and OG0-092 as a same-day, same-location pairing (many candidates do this through the combined OG0-093 route, covered below).
  • Confirm the test center or OnVUE session supports back-to-back bookings before you commit to a date.
  • Build in a short buffer between the two exams if the center allows it, since Part 2's scenario questions demand sharper focus than Part 1's terminology-based items.

Full eligibility mechanics - including what counts as proof of Foundation - are detailed in OG0-092 Requirements 2026: Eligibility, Prerequisites & How to Qualify.

What the 90-Minute Window Means for Your Booking

Once you're in the seat, the clock is unforgiving in a specific way: 90 minutes for only 8 questions. That's roughly 11 minutes per question on average, but scenario questions don't divide evenly - some are dense, multi-paragraph situations spanning two or three ADM phases at once, and others are more direct. Candidates whose first language isn't English can request additional time on an English exam sitting, which is worth arranging during scheduling rather than discovering on exam day.

Each question uses gradient scoring: the best answer earns 5 points, the second-best 3, the third-best 1, and the distractor 0. With a maximum of 40 points across 8 questions and a pass mark of 60% (24 points), there's no partial credit for guessing randomly - you need to reason through which candidate answer is genuinely optimal, not just plausible. The exam is open book, with an electronic English copy of the TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2 reachable via the on-screen Reference button; no hardcopy material is allowed in test centers, so don't plan to bring printed notes.

Domains That Dominate the Scenario Questions

Scenario questions cluster heavily around the ADM phase application units, particularly Phases A through F. When you schedule your exam date, make sure your last study cycle before that date prioritizes:

  • Domain 4: Phase A: Architecture Vision
  • Domain 9: Phase B: Business Architecture
  • Domains 10-11: Phase C Data and Application Architecture
  • Domain 14: Phase D: Technology Architecture
  • Domain 15: Migration Planning Techniques and Domain 17: Phase F: Migration Planning

Some questions deliberately draw across multiple units at once, so isolated memorization of a single phase won't be enough on exam day.

Choosing a Date That Matches Your Domain Readiness

Because OG0-092 lets you pick your own date rather than tying you to a fixed sitting, the smarter question isn't "when is the next testing window" - it's "when will I have covered all 26 Level 2 units plus the 13 Level 1 units underneath them." That's 39 total content areas layered into a single 90-minute exam.

A realistic self-check before locking in a date: can you distinguish, without hesitation, the differences between Domain 21 (Architecture Partitioning), Domain 22 (Architecture Repository), and Domain 23 (Guidelines for Adapting the ADM: Iteration and Levels)? These three are frequently confused and frequently tested together in the same scenario. If you're not confident yet, push your date back rather than sitting on a fixed calendar assumption.

Domain Breadth Check: Before booking a date, confirm you can comfortably discuss all 26 Level 2 domains - from Domain 1: Preliminary Phase through Domain 26: Architecture Skills Framework - not just the ADM phases. A full domain-by-domain walkthrough is available in the OG0-092 Exam Domains 2026: Complete Guide to All 26 Content Areas.

Comparing Your Scheduling Routes

Before you book, decide which route fits your timeline: a standalone OG0-092 sitting after already holding Foundation, a same-day OG0-091/OG0-092 pairing, or the combined OG0-093 exam that bundles both into a single session. Language variants also affect which test centers and dates are available to you.

RouteFormatFee (effective Feb 1, 2026)Scheduling Note
OG0-092 standalone8 questions, 90 minutesUSD 375 booking / USD 400 retail voucherRequires Foundation already held
OG0-091 + OG0-092 same dayTwo separate sessionsSum of both exam feesMust be same day, same test center
OG0-093 combined48 questions, 150 minutesUSD 570Single booking covers both parts
Language variants (OG0-095, OG0-097, OG0-F92, OG0-S92)Same format as OG0-092Varies by regionAvailability depends on local Pearson VUE centers

Whichever route you choose, the underlying body of knowledge is identical: the TOGAF Standard, Version 9.2, with the Level 2 syllabus formally published in Conformance Requirements document X1810. That document is worth reviewing before you finalize a booking date, since it defines the exact learning outcomes examiners write questions against.

A Scheduling Timeline for the 26 Level 2 Units

Rather than picking a date first and cramming afterward, work backward: decide how many weeks you realistically need to cover 26 Level 2 units plus the underlying Foundation material, then book your date at the end of that window.

Weeks 1-2

Foundation Refresh + Preliminary Domains

  • Review Domain 1: Preliminary Phase and Domain 6: Stakeholder Management
  • Confirm your prerequisite status (Foundation held, or plan same-day OG0-091 booking)
Weeks 3-5

ADM Phases A-D

  • Domain 4: Phase A: Architecture Vision
  • Domain 9: Phase B: Business Architecture
  • Domains 10-11: Phase C Data and Application Architecture
  • Domain 14: Phase D: Technology Architecture
Weeks 6-7

ADM Phases E-H and Migration

  • Domain 15: Migration Planning Techniques
  • Domain 16: Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions
  • Domain 17: Phase F: Migration Planning
  • Domain 18: Phase G and Domain 19: Phase H
Week 8

Supporting Frameworks and Practice Scenarios

  • Domain 5: Architecture Content Framework, Domain 7: TOGAF Content Metamodel
  • Domain 12-13: Technical Reference Model and III-RM (Level 2)
  • Book your test date once you can handle multi-phase scenario questions confidently

For a structured breakdown of how to allocate study time before the date you book, the OG0-092 Study Guide 2026: How to Pass on Your First Attempt pairs well with this timeline. And if you want an honest gauge of how demanding the exam feels once you're actually in the seat, How Hard Is the OG0-092 Exam? Complete Difficulty Guide 2026 is worth reading before you commit to a firm date.

Key Takeaway

Book your date only after you can comfortably work through practice scenarios on our practice test platform that blend two or three ADM phases into one question - that's the skill the 90-minute clock actually tests.

Rescheduling, Delays, and Test-Center Logistics

Because OG0-092 is delivered on Pearson VUE's standard infrastructure, rescheduling follows Pearson VUE's normal policies for test-center and OnVUE bookings rather than any special exception for this exam. A few practical points to build into your date planning:

  • OnVUE remote sittings require a private, quiet space and a stable connection - test this before locking in a date rather than discovering issues the morning of.
  • Test-center availability varies by region and can tighten around common exam-slot demand periods, so booking a few weeks ahead of your target date gives you more slot choices.
  • If you're pairing OG0-091 and OG0-092 same day, confirm with the specific test center that back-to-back sessions are actually schedulable there - not every location handles this the same way.
  • Remember that no hardcopy material is permitted in test centers; if you're used to marking up a printed copy of the standard while studying, transition to the electronic Reference-button interface well before exam day, not on it.

After You Pass: Dates That Matter Beyond Exam Day

Once you clear the 60% pass mark (24 of 40 points), you're awarded the TOGAF 9 Certified qualification, and unlike some certifications, there's no recurring renewal date to track. TOGAF 9 Certified holders remain certified indefinitely. The one future date worth being aware of is optional: if you later want to move onto The Open Group's 10th Edition portfolio, the OGEA-10B bridge exam is the path, and you can schedule that whenever it fits your career plans - there's no expiration forcing your hand.

If you're trying to decide whether the credential will actually move your career forward before you even book a date, the OG0-092 Salary Guide 2026: Complete Earnings Analysis and OG0-092 Jobs pages outline where this certification tends to show up in hiring criteria. For a broader look at how test-takers perform once they sit the exam, see the OG0-092 Pass Rate 2026: What the Data Shows article, and if you want the exact scoring mechanics spelled out in isolation, OG0-092 Passing Score 2026: Exactly What You Need to Pass breaks down the gradient scoring model in detail.

Before your exam date, it's also worth running through condensed material one final time using our OG0-092 practice test resources and the OG0-092 Cheat Sheet 2026: One-Page Review of Must-Know Facts so the last 48 hours before your booked slot are spent on review, not new learning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a fixed OG0-092 testing window in 2026, like a quarterly sitting?

No. OG0-092 is scheduled on demand through Pearson VUE, at test centers or via OnVUE remote proctoring, so you choose your own date from whatever slots are open rather than waiting for a fixed cohort window.

What is the OG0-092 fee I should plan my booking date around?

Effective February 1, 2026, the booking fee is USD 375, with a retail voucher priced at USD 400. If your budget or reimbursement cycle resets around that date, plan accordingly.

Can I book OG0-092 before I've taken OG0-091?

Only if you schedule OG0-091 the same day at the same test center, since OG0-092 requires either TOGAF 9 Foundation or a same-day, same-location pass of Part 1 first.

How much time do I actually get once my exam date arrives?

You have 90 minutes to answer 8 scenario-based questions, with extra time available if you're sitting an English exam and English isn't your first language.

Does my TOGAF 9 Certified status expire, meaning I need to rebook a renewal date?

No. TOGAF 9 Certified holders remain certified with no expiration date. The OGEA-10B bridge exam is only needed if you choose to move to the 10th Edition portfolio later.

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