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Key Facts: ICAB PL IT Governance Exam

3 hours

Official exam duration

ICAB Syllabus 2023 IT Governance method of assessment

100 marks

Paper total marks

ICAB Syllabus 2023 / IT Governance Handbook

Tk. 2,500

Typical PL fee per subject

ICAB CA brochure (May 2025; confirm sitting notice)

25% + 25%

Security + IS auditing combined weighting

ICAB Syllabus 2023 specification grid

ICAB PL IT Governance is a 100-mark, 3-hour Professional Level paper (exam fee commonly Tk. 2,500). Syllabus 2023 weights: policies/laws 15%, MIS/tech 15%, governance/strategy 20%, security 25%, IS auditing 25%. This free set offers 100 practice MCQs mapped to those areas.

Sample ICAB PL IT Governance Practice Questions

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1According to ICAB Syllabus 2023 LO1 for IT Governance, which Bangladesh instruments are candidates specifically expected to discuss?
A.National IT Policy 2018 and the Information and Communication Technology Act, 2006 (with later amendments)
B.Only the Companies Act 1994, with no ICT instruments
C.Only Basel III capital rules
D.Only IFRS 9 expected credit loss models
Explanation: ICAB Syllabus 2023 LO1 and the ICAB IT Governance Handbook references list National IT Policy 2018 and the ICT Act, 2006 (with amendments, including 2013) among instruments candidates may discuss for legal, ethical and social issues affecting information systems.
2What is the primary purpose of an organisation’s IT policies, standards and procedures?
A.To define sales commission formulas
B.To provide a framework so IT systems operate effectively, securely and in a controlled manner
C.To replace the need for any technical controls
D.To set only the colour scheme of user interfaces
Explanation: ICAB handbook sample guidance and LO1 emphasise that IT policies, standards and procedures establish the organisational framework for effective, secure and controlled IT operations. They do not replace technical controls and are not marketing or UI artefacts.
3Under Bangladesh’s Information and Communication Technology Act, 2006, which action is treated as an offence in the sense illustrated by ICAB’s IT Governance handbook samples?
A.Downloading music from an authorised storefront
B.Sending an email without a subject line
C.Unauthorised access to, or alteration of, information in a computer system or network
D.Using a computer after 10 pm
Explanation: ICAB’s IT Governance Handbook sample questions treat unauthorised access to or alteration of computer system/network information as an offence under the ICT Act, 2006.
4Which action is treated as electronic forgery in the sense used in ICAB IT Governance handbook sample material on Bangladesh IT law?
A.Creating a duplicate electronic record with proper authorisation
B.Backing up electronic data under approved procedures
C.Encrypting personal data to protect confidentiality
D.Altering an electronic record without authorisation
Explanation: Handbook Set-D material identifies altering an electronic record without authorisation as electronic forgery under Bangladesh IT law concepts.
5Why must organisations identify relevant laws, regulations and industry standards affecting their information systems?
A.Because compliance obligations shape required controls, evidence and acceptable use of systems
B.Because laws replace the need for internal IT policies
C.Because industry standards always override statute
D.Because only marketing teams are subject to IT regulation
Explanation: LO1 requires candidates to identify laws, regulations and industry standards affecting the organisation. Those external requirements drive control design, monitoring and acceptable-use expectations.
6Which ethical or social issue is most directly associated with information systems in the LO1 syllabus sense?
A.Whether the CFO prefers IFRS or local GAAP line-item captions
B.How systems collect, use and disclose personal data and the fairness of automated decisions
C.Whether the organisation’s WAN latency meets an ISP service-level agreement
D.Whether the general ledger uses periodic or perpetual inventory methods
Explanation: LO1 requires demonstration of ethical and social issues in information systems—classically privacy, consent, surveillance, bias in automated decisions, and digital inclusion.
7What is an essential element that distinguishes an IT standard from a high-level IT policy statement?
A.A standard is always optional guidance with no compliance expectation
B.A standard only describes marketing slogans
C.A standard typically sets mandatory, measurable requirements that support the policy
D.A standard replaces all detailed procedures
Explanation: Policies state intent/direction, standards set mandatory measurable requirements that operationalise the policy, and procedures describe how work is performed.
8The ICAB IT Governance Handbook lists which primary reference for Bangladesh’s national IT policy instrument?
A.National IT Policy, 1991
B.EU GDPR text alone as Bangladesh’s national IT policy
C.US SOX Section 404 alone as Bangladesh’s national IT policy
D.National IT Policy, 2018
Explanation: Handbook references explicitly cite National IT Policy, 2018.
9When an organisation drafts an acceptable use policy for information systems, which content is most essential?
A.Permitted and prohibited uses of systems and data, user responsibilities, and consequences of misuse
B.Only the approved list of corporate typefaces for letterheads
C.Only the preferred programming language for the development team
D.Only the brand colour palette used in marketing materials
Explanation: Acceptable use policies define allowed/prohibited behaviours, responsibilities and sanctions so users understand boundaries that support confidentiality, integrity and availability.
10Which statement best reflects the relationship between organisational IT procedures and external legal requirements?
A.Procedures must ignore all external law
B.Procedures should be designed so day-to-day IT activities support compliance with applicable laws and regulations
C.External law makes internal procedures unnecessary
D.Only paper ledgers are regulated; digital systems have no legal duties
Explanation: LO1 links policies/procedures with identification of laws and regulations. Procedures translate legal and policy requirements into operational steps.

About the ICAB PL IT Governance Exam

ICAB Professional Level IT Governance builds competence in IT policies and Bangladesh ICT legal/policy context, management information systems and emerging technologies, IT governance frameworks (including COBIT and ITIL), information systems security, and IS auditing. Per Syllabus 2023 it is a 100-mark module examined by a 3-hour paper-based assessment and is the Professional Level paper commonly delivered in MCQ form.

Assessment

ICAB Syllabus 2023 Professional Level IT Governance (100 marks): IT policies and laws 15%; MIS and technology developments 15%; IT governance, organisation and strategy 20%; information systems security 25%; information systems auditing 25%.

Time Limit

3 hours (180 minutes)

Passing Score

Pass/fail per ICAB examination regulations (fixed public % not confirmed in Syllabus-2023/handbook extracts—verify current rules)

Exam Fee

Tk. 2,500 per Professional Level subject (ICAB brochure May 2025; confirm sitting) (Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB))

ICAB PL IT Governance Exam Content Outline

15%

Information Technology Policies and Laws

IT policies, standards and procedures; laws/regulations/standards; ethical and social issues; National IT Policy 2018; ICT Act 2006 (with amendments).

15%

Management information systems and developments in technology

MIS reporting, DSS vs MIS, OLAP, EIS, portals, knowledge management, expert systems, AI techniques and cloud platforms.

20%

IT Governance, Organization and Strategy

Governance structures; COBIT/ITIL; IT strategy and architecture; policy enforcement; risk methodologies; IT resources; KPIs and continuous monitoring.

25%

Information Systems Security

Security frameworks; safeguarding tools; security/privacy policies; encryption; physical and environmental controls.

25%

Information Systems Auditing

Risk-based IS audit strategy; planning and conducting audits; evidence; reporting; follow-up on management actions.

How to Pass the ICAB PL IT Governance Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Pass/fail per ICAB examination regulations (fixed public % not confirmed in Syllabus-2023/handbook extracts—verify current rules)
  • Assessment: ICAB Syllabus 2023 Professional Level IT Governance (100 marks): IT policies and laws 15%; MIS and technology developments 15%; IT governance, organisation and strategy 20%; information systems security 25%; information systems auditing 25%.
  • Time limit: 3 hours (180 minutes)
  • Exam fee: Tk. 2,500 per Professional Level subject (ICAB brochure May 2025; confirm sitting)

Keys to Passing

  • Work through all 100 available questions
  • Review every answer and explanation
  • Track weak areas and revisit them
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

ICAB PL IT Governance Study Tips from Top Performers

1Memorise the five syllabus areas and 15/15/20/25/25 weightings so study time matches mark allocation.
2Know National IT Policy 2018 and ICT Act 2006 (with amendments) at concept level—policy purpose, offences such as unauthorised access/alteration, and why procedures must support compliance.
3Be able to contrast MIS vs DSS, and explain EIS, OLAP, expert systems, cloud and the LO2 AI technique list.
4For governance, link COBIT/ITIL to business alignment, steering committees, risk, resources and KPIs—not just acronym recall.
5For security and audit, practise CIA controls, encryption, SoD, risk-based planning, evidence quality, reporting and follow-up using CISA-style judgment stems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ICAB Professional Level IT Governance?

It is the IT Governance module of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh CA Professional Level under Syllabus 2023. It tests IT policies and laws, MIS and technology developments, IT governance/strategy (including COBIT and ITIL), information systems security, and information systems auditing.

How long is the IT Governance exam?

ICAB Syllabus 2023 states the Information Technology Governance module is examined using a paper-based assessment of 3 hours (100 marks).

What does the syllabus weighting look like?

Indicative weights are IT policies and laws 15%, MIS and technology developments 15%, IT governance/organisation/strategy 20%, information systems security 25%, and information systems auditing 25%.

How much is the exam fee?

ICAB’s May 2025 CA brochure lists Professional Level examination fees of Tk. 2,500 per subject. Confirm the fee on your sitting notice or exam.icab.org.bd.

Is the paper MCQ?

IT Governance is widely described as the only Professional Level paper assessed by MCQ (other PL papers are written). Syllabus 2023 specifies a 3-hour paper-based assessment—confirm the exact objective/MCQ delivery details on your official sitting circular.

What is the pass mark?

ICAB issues pass/fail results under its examination regulations. A single permanent percentage pass mark was not confirmed in the public Syllabus-2023/handbook extracts—check the latest ICAB examination rules for your sitting.