Practice for PSM I and CSM with situational questions, Scrum Guide explanations, and full domain analytics across Accountabilities, Events, Artifacts, and Agile Values. Free to start.
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Scenario-based
Questions
60 min (PSM I)
Time
85% (PSM I)
Passing Score
Situational
Question Style
Accountabilities · Events · Artifacts · Values
Domains
PSM I · CSM
Certs Covered
The Scrum Master exam tests how well you understand Scrum as defined. Our simulator trains that understanding with every session.
Every explanation is grounded in the 2020 Scrum Guide — accountabilities, events, artifacts, and commitments — so you learn Scrum as defined, not as folklore.
Track accuracy across Scrum Accountabilities, Events, Artifacts, and Agile Values with per-session breakdowns so you know exactly where to focus.
Practice under real exam timing or drill only the domains where you are weakest. Switch modes anytime to match your study phase.
Listen to scenario questions and explanations on the go — ideal for commute study and reinforcing Scrum reasoning audibly.
Sit a full Scrum Master mock, earn a Skilljet certificate of completion, and verify readiness before booking PSM I or CSM.
Retake any session as many times as you need. Each attempt reshuffles questions so you practice recall, not memorization.
These mirror the situational style and explanation depth you'll get in every session.
A Development Team is mid-sprint when the Product Owner asks them to add a high-priority item that was not part of the Sprint Backlog. The team is confident they can still meet their Sprint Goal. What should the Scrum Master do?
Scrum Mindset Explanation
The Scrum Master protects the Sprint but also serves the Product Owner. As long as the Sprint Goal is not endangered, the Developers and Product Owner can negotiate scope during the Sprint. Hard rules ("never add mid-Sprint") and escalation disempower the team; cancelling is a last resort, not the first response.
A new team member asks the Scrum Master who is responsible for ordering the Product Backlog. What is the correct response?
Scrum Mindset Explanation
Per the Scrum Guide, the Product Owner is accountable for effective Product Backlog management, including ordering the items to best achieve goals and mission. The Scrum Master coaches the Product Owner in this accountability; the Developers estimate and pull work but do not order the backlog.
Many Scrum Masters sit the PMP too. Practice both with the same Skilljet mindset coaching.
Yes. Skilljet offers a free trial of the Scrum Master simulator so you can experience the question style, explanations, and Scrum Guide accuracy before upgrading. Paid plans unlock unlimited sessions, full mock exams, and the final exam certificate.
Yes. The simulator covers the core Scrum framework — accountabilities, events, artifacts, and Agile values — which is the shared foundation of both the Scrum.org PSM I and the Scrum Alliance CSM exams.
Yes. Questions are scenario-based and test application of Scrum principles rather than memorization, mirroring the reasoning style of both PSM I and CSM assessments.
The Scrum.org PSM I assessment requires an 85% passing score across 80 questions in 60 minutes. The Skilljet simulator lets you practice under that timing and difficulty so you build pacing and confidence.
Every question includes a detailed explanation grounded in the 2020 Scrum Guide, plus the domain and mindset tag it maps to, so you learn the reasoning behind every correct answer.
Skilljet focuses on teaching the Scrum mindset — the reasoning Scrum.org and Scrum Alliance reward — rather than rote answer keys. You also get domain analytics, audio drills, and a final exam with a verifiable certificate of completion.
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