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DX Passport Exam
This is an introductory test that is the basic level of the DX certification series. There are two parts to the exam: Assignment I "Current status of DX" and Assignment II "Technology supporting DX", and a score of 70% or higher is required for each assignment to pass. It doesn't work if you're good at only one, so we divide the fields into sections so you can find weaknesses in both.
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| Subjects | the main domains in the official exam scope |
|---|---|
| Questions | 500 questions |
| Question format | Original multiple-choice practice questions |
| Study modes | Normal study / Today’s review / Weak-area practice / Mock exam |
| Question sets | 1 sets |
| Official website | Check the latest implementation guidelines for the All Japan Information Learning Promotion Association "DX Passport Exam" |
The exam consists of 60 multiple-choice questions in 60 minutes and has two sections: Section I, “The Current State of DX,” and Section II, “Technologies Supporting DX.” You must score at least 70% in each section, not merely overall. Section I covers what DX is, how major companies such as GAFA are reshaping markets, and DX developments in industries such as finance, retail, and manufacturing. Section II covers fundamental knowledge of AI, big data, IoT, cloud, and other technologies that support DX. The exam is offered four times a year—in April, July, October, and January—with public test-center, CBT, and online IBT options and no eligibility restrictions. Certification requires renewal after passing. Always check the official website for the latest fees, application deadlines, and exam scope.
Questions included: 500 questions · Last question update: September 27, 2026
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This site is an unofficial collection of exam preparation questions. The exam name belongs to the All Japan Information Learning Promotion Association. This is a different exam from the DX Promotion Passport (Digital Literacy Council).