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FAQs - BCS Courses

Q:   What is the format of BCS certification exams?
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BCS exams vary by certification, but standard formats include:

  • Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) – Used for Foundation-level certifications.

  • Scenario-Based Questions – Found in Practitioner and higher-level certifications.

  • Practical Assessments – Required for some advanced technical certifications.

  • Written Assignments – Used for some professional-level qualifications.

Exams are generally taken online through a proctored examination system, guaranteeing security and equality. Higher-level certifications may be assessed in-person.

Q:   What is the eligibility criteria for enrolling in BCS online courses?
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Eligibility for enrolling in BCS online courses depends on the certification level:

  • Foundation Level – Open to anyone with basic IT knowledge; no prior experience required.

  • Practitioner Level – Requires some prior knowledge or experience in the relevant IT domain. Some certifications may recommend a Foundation-level qualification first.

  • Advanced and Professional Levels – Generally need several years of experience in the industry and, in some instances, prerequisite certifications.

For professional certifications such as CITP, applicants are required to show practical experience and IT competence.

Q:   What happens if I fail a BCS certification exam?
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  • Retake Policy – You might have to wait a certain amount of time before trying the exam again. This depends on the certification.

  • Additional Charges – Retake exams typically incur an extra fee, although some training companies may grant discounts for retakes.

  • Preparation Assistance – Learners can review their weak points with practice exams, study materials, and further training sessions once they have failed.

  • Attempts – Most tests permit a number of retakes, while some professional certifications might cap the number of attempts.

Q:   How much do BCS online certifications cost?
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Costs of BCS online certifications vary by certification, but here are some general price ranges:

  • Foundation Certifications – £150–£500

  • Practitioner Certifications – £500–£1,500

  • Advanced Certifications – £1,500–£3,000

  • Professional Certifications – £3,000+

Some training providers offer bundled courses, including study materials, practice exams, and certification fees. Discounts may be available for students or BCS members.

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Rashmi Karan

Updated on Apr 21, 2025