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TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation (OGEA-101)
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TOGAF TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Certifications License: Complete Roadmap
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Start with X2202 and the TOGAF Fundamental ContentYou are here
Use X2202 Version 4.0 to identify the Foundation learning outcomes, then study the six Fundamental Content documents. The TOGAF Standard is divided into Fundamental Content and TOGAF Series Guides; the broader TOGAF Library also includes supporting guidelines, templates, patterns, and other reference material.
Master the ADM phases (Preliminary, A-H, Requirements Management)
Memorize each phase's objective, key steps, inputs, and outputs. Pay special attention to Phase A Vision (Statement of Architecture Work), Phase E (Implementation and Migration Plan), Phase F (refined Migration Plan), Phase G (Architecture Contract), and Phase H (change management).
Learn the current document structure
Distinguish the TOGAF Fundamental Content from the TOGAF Series Guides and from the broader TOGAF Library. Open Agile Architecture is a separate standard and Body of Knowledge that complements TOGAF; it is not a TOGAF Series Guide.
Drill governance, content framework, and continuum
Architecture Board, Compliance reviews, Architecture Contract vs Statement of Architecture Work, Architecture Principles four-section template, Enterprise Continuum (Architecture + Solutions Continua), Architecture Repository six sections, ABB vs SBB.
Drill 113 local practice questions
Use the explanations to identify gaps across all six official domains. Treat local scores and the local 113-question distribution as study feedback, not as a prediction of the official 40-question exam.
Can You Take the TOGAF EA Foundation Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Pass OGEA-101 with 60% (24/40)
- •Complete The Open Group's post-exam certification process, including the required trademark license agreement
- •No recertification required (lifetime credential)
TOGAF EA Foundation Quick Facts
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Self-paced; no official preparation timeline is published
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
Retakes are allowed only after a failed attempt, with a mandatory wait of at least one month before retaking an exam within the same certification program
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113 Practice Questions
Editorial coverage of all six OGEA-101 exam-plan domains with detailed explanations; the local mix does not claim to reproduce the official 40-question form
AI-Powered Learning
Personalized explanations of ADM phases, deliverables, governance artifacts, and X2202 Foundation concepts
Independent Practice
Review X2202 Version 4.0 and The TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition with Technical Corrigendum 1 applied
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All 113 practice questions are free; no signup required for the practice questions
What You'll Study
12 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Chapter 1: Enterprise Architecture & the TOGAF Standard
3 sections
Chapter 2: Enterprise Continuum, Architecture Repository, Content Framework & Capability
4 sections
Chapter 3: Key TOGAF Terminology
2 sections
Chapter 4: ADM Fundamentals, Preliminary Phase & Phase A
5 sections
Chapter 5: Architecture Definition — Phases B, C & D
3 sections
Chapter 6: Opportunities, Migration Planning & Implementation Governance (Phases E, F & G)
3 sections
Chapter 7: Phase H, Requirements Management & Agile Delivery
3 sections
Chapter 8: ADM Techniques I — Guidelines, Principles, Business Scenarios & Gap Analysis
3 sections
Chapter 9: ADM Techniques II — Interoperability, Transformation Readiness & Risk
3 sections
Chapter 10: Applying the ADM
5 sections
Chapter 11: Architecture Governance
4 sections
Chapter 12: Architecture Content
4 sections
TOGAF EA Foundation Exam Details
TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation (OGEA-101)
Administered by The Open Group
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official The Open Group content outline
Enterprise and Enterprise Architecture concepts, purpose and benefits, the four architecture domains, abstraction, the Enterprise Continuum and Architecture Repository, the Content Framework and Enterprise Metamodel, Architecture Capability, risk management, and gap analysis. The local 113-question practice bank has 37 editorial questions mapped to this domain; that local mix is not the official exam weighting.
ADM purpose and phases; draft versus approved deliverables; iteration; governance of architecture development and maintenance; scope; alternatives, concerns, and trade-offs; purposes and objectives of Preliminary, Phases A through H, and Requirements Management; information flow among phases; and support for Agile development. The local bank has 30 editorial questions mapped here.
The relationship between the ADM and supporting guidelines and techniques; Architecture Principles and their template; characteristics of a good principle; business scenarios; gap analysis; interoperability; Business Transformation Readiness Assessment; and architecture risk management. The local bank has 10 editorial questions mapped here.
Where application guidance is found; iteration and concurrent phases; the three levels of the Architecture Landscape; partitioning; four purposes used to frame planning horizon, breadth, and depth; and applying the TOGAF Standard in a Digital Enterprise. The local bank has 7 editorial questions mapped here.
Governance concepts and benefits, the Architecture Board, Architecture Contracts, and Architecture Compliance. The local bank has 7 editorial questions mapped here.
Stakeholders, concerns, views, and viewpoints; building blocks; and the specified deliverables created and consumed across the ADM. The local bank has 22 editorial questions mapped here. Some local questions are marked supplemental when they extend beyond X2202 Foundation outcomes.
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What's Next After the TOGAF EA Foundation?
After passing the TOGAF EA Foundation, you can pursue these career paths
TOGAF Business Architecture Foundation (OGBA-101)
Sister Level 1 Foundation focused on Business Architecture practice (capabilities, value streams, organization mapping)
TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Part 1 and Part 2 Combined Exam (OGEA-103)
A direct combined examination route covering both Foundation and Practitioner learning outcomes; OGEA-101 is not a prerequisite to sitting OGEA-103
ArchiMate 3 Practitioner
A separate certification for the ArchiMate modeling language
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