The DG-1220 exam contains 100 questions with 90 minutes minutes to complete them. A clear knowledge structure is what makes that volume manageable — you answer faster when every topic has its place.

Passing the DG-1220 exam requires 70% (Practitioner), 80% (Master), and registration costs USD $311. Structured preparation is how you spend study time once and exam fees once.

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Candidates typically should have passed the Data Management Fundamentals exam and have relevant experience for Practitioner or Master level.

The DG-1220 exam is the official assessment behind the DAMA Data Governance certification from DAMA. Lifelong learning has become the norm precisely because industries keep moving — and this credential is a concrete way to keep pace. Many candidates only sit it seriously on a second attempt; structured preparation is how you make the first one count.

The official outline divides the DG-1220 exam into weighted domains, including:

• Data Quality and Metrics ()
• Policies, Standards and Compliance ()
• Roles, Responsibilities and Organization ()

The DAMA Data Governance bank at PassTorrent mirrors this structure, so the knowledge map you build while practicing matches the one the exam uses.

Structure is the design principle. The DAMA Data Governance materials first build a clear knowledge structure of the DG-1220 exam, so difficult points become understandable in sequence rather than intimidating in isolation. Our experts have prioritized the most important knowledge for busy learners, and every answer is expert-verified — so your limited hours go exactly where the objectives point.