Entry Certificate in Business Analysis
The Entry Certificate in Business Analysis™ (ECBA™) covers foundational knowledge on how to approach business analysis according to the BABOK® Guide.
How to Get Started as a Business Analysis Professional?
ECBA Certification Update
IIBA has simplified the Entry Certificate in Business Analysis™ (ECBA™) by removing the application process, the separate ECBA application fee, and the 21 Professional Development hour requirement necessary for eligibility. The streamlined process will consist of a new ECBA exam fee. Explore what this means for you.
Learn more in IIBA’s Frequently Asked Questions
Who is an ECBA™?
ECBA Competencies
ECBA covers the foundational knowledge on business analysis according to the BABOK® Guide and showcases that you have the core knowledge and competencies for the in–demand field of business analysis. Stand out from the crowd - highlight you have the knowledge and be certified by the leading authority in business analysis, IIBA.
How to Become an ECBA™?
ECBA Eligibility
- Ensure you register an account with IIBA (already a member login here)
- Agree with the Code of Conduct.
- Agree with Terms and Conditions.
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Test Your Knowledge
ECBA Exam Sample Questions and Exam Blueprint
The ECBA exam has 50 multiple choice knowledge-based questions and must be completed in one hour.
Learn more by reading the ECBA exam sample questions and the ECBA exam blueprint
Am I Ready to Become an ECBA™?
Explore the ECBA™ Handbook. This document provides the necessary information for candidates pursuing the Entry Certificate in Business Analysis™ (ECBA™).
ECBA Certification Resources Available in Multiple Languages
Exam candidates can prepare for and take the ECBA exam in English, Chinese, French Standard, French Canadian, and Japanese. Download information such as the Core Certification Handbook, IIBA’s Guide to Online Proctored Exams, and more in the language of your choice below.
Prepare for the ECBA Exam
ECBA™ Handbook
The ECBA™ Handbook guides professionals pursuing their Entry Certificate in Business Analysis. It provides the necessary information for candidates to get started.
Guide to Online Proctored Exams
The online proctoring experience is most successful when you prepare in advance. Prepare in advance and know what to expect on exam day. Use the tips and practices in this guide for a smooth, stress-free online exam experience.
ECBA Roadmap Brochure
This guide provides you an overview of what’s needed to successfully complete the exam.
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To understand performance expectations for the ECBA® designation, click on the Exam Blueprint, Sample Questions and the links for each Knowledge Area:
ECBA Exam Sample Questions
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A. Stability
B. Urgency
C. Complexity
D. Priority
Answer = D
A. Brainstorming
B. Interviews
C. Observation
D. Prototyping
Answer = C
A. process the feedback accurately.
B. understand sign-off authority.
C. identify risk tolerance levels.
D. gain project support.
Answer = B
A. manage associated risks.
B. allocate project resources.
C. articulate budgetary needs.
D. reduce time constraints.
Answer = A
A. a conceptual data model.
B. a logical data model.
C. an enterprise data model.
D. a physical data model.
Answer = D
ECBA Exam Blueprint
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Business analysis and the BA professional |
2.5% |
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Business analysis key concepts |
5% |
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Underlying competencies |
5% |
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Techniques |
17.5% |
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Business analysis planning and monitoring |
5% |
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Elicitation and collaboration |
20% |
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Requirements life cycle management |
20% |
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Requirements analysis and design definition |
25% |
