Certified Information Privacy Professional / United States practice questions
Covers U.S. private-sector privacy law, from the legal and enforcement framework through federal sector laws, government access to data and workplace privacy to state privacy, biometric and breach notification laws.
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Domains and official weights
614 questions in this bankSimulations are drawn to these official weights, so your score reflects the real exam's balance.
Sources for the exam format
- assets.contentstack.iodomains, competencies and performance indicators, min/max item counts per domain and competency, version and effective date
- iapp.orglinks the current BoK; no upcoming update announced
- store.iapp.org90 multiple-choice questions, 2.5 hours, 15-minute break
- assets.contentstack.iohandbook v5.3.2 (effective 2026-06-01): question types, two-half structure and break, 100–500 scale with 300 to pass, annual updates announced at least 90 days ahead
- iapp.org90 questions / 2.5 hours, scenario-based and multi-select items, no partial credit, scoring on scored questions only
The real exam
- Official pass mark
- 300 or above on IAPP's 100–500 scaled score
- Outline
- CIPP/US Body of Knowledge and Exam Blueprint v2.6.1, effective 2025-09-01 (approved 2025-03-03, supersedes 2.6); still the published version on 2026-10-19 with no successor announced
- Navigation
- Sections lock once you finish them, with breaks between sections that do not use exam time.
The real exam is split into two halves, each with half the questions and half the time; the first half must be submitted before the optional 15-minute break and cannot be revisited. The exam also contains unscored items whose number IAPP does not publish for CIPP/US, while every question in this simulation counts.
Cost in credits
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Full exam simulationCIPP/US is a trademark of IAPP. CertDepth is not affiliated with or endorsed by IAPP. These are original practice questions, not real exam items.