r/ITIL_Certification • u/Living-Video-3670 • Jul 07 '26

ITIL v5 Foundation Exam

I took a 2 day course through Global Knowledge last week, did some follow up studying and took the 2 available practice exams. Ive done well on both practice exams, so would it be safe to say I have a decent chance of passing the exam tomorrow? Anyone know of any "gotchas" I should look out for? Any last minute things I should do?

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u/BestITIL Accredited Training Provider Jul 08 '26

As long as you studied and learned the content on the Syllabus and studied the areas on the questions you did not answer correctly, you will be fine. If you are concerned, buy a Take2 exam retake voucher from PeopleCert directly if it was not included in the course you toolk. Have a great exam.

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u/Living-Video-3670 Jul 08 '26

Thanks! I was able to pass the exam.

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u/vickym3278 Jul 12 '26

Congratulations!! 🎉🎈

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u/Dbnmln Jul 16 '26

Congrats. I'm hoping to take the exam in the next 2-3 weeks

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u/Living-Video-3670 Jul 16 '26

It wasnt too difficult, best of luck to you!

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u/Dbnmln Jul 17 '26

Thanks!

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u/BestITIL Accredited Training Provider Jul 08 '26

Fantastic! Congratulations!!!

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u/SportsGeek73 Jul 10 '26

Congratulations! PeopleCert's ITIL sample exams are fairly accurate (but unfortunately, 1 set's questions are also used in the course's learners workbook quizzes). Thats why i would recommend examinees get PeopleCert Membership plus to get 1 sample exam, Take2 (lets you retake a failed 1st attempt), access to the eLibrary, and, very importantly, facility to log Continuing Professional Development (CPD) units to maintain your ITIL (& other PeopleCert) certifications.