You passed the closed-book paper last month, the TOGAF 9 Foundation certificate is in your inbox, and now the booking page offers OG0-092: eight long scenarios, each with four tempting answers, and a copy of the standard waiting behind a Reference button. The Open Group sets the paper at 90 minutes, scores it out of 40 points, and passes you on 24. That is a different game from Part 1, and this guide covers how the points work, the fee, the syllabus and a way to prepare.

Everything below was read from The Open Group's own TOGAF examinations datasheet, its retail fee schedule applicable from 1 February 2026 and its TOGAF certification portfolio FAQ, all checked in October 2026. Where a figure comes from somewhere else, the text says so.
What does the Part 2 sitting actually look like?
The paper is built from eight scenarios, each a short business story followed by a question and several candidate answers. The Open Group calls the format scenario based, complex multiple choice. You get 90 minutes for all eight, and an English-language electronic copy of the TOGAF 9 Standard is built into the exam software. Hard-copy books are not allowed in the room, because the test centre keeps a clean desk and supplies the reference material on screen instead. The standard opens when you click the Reference button inside the exam.