Apoorva Sharma
Lawyer
The complete unofficial study kit for the PECB ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Implementer and Lead Auditor exams: a 578-page book and a 71-page practice and mock exams volume, by Mumbai lawyer Apoorva Sharma.
This ISO/IEC 42001 exam prep kit is an unofficial study and practice package written by Mumbai-based lawyer Apoorva Sharma. It combines a 578-page book on building and auditing an AI management system under ISO/IEC 42001:2023 with a 71-page practice volume: a 120-question chapter bank and two full-length 80-question mock exams, one in Lead Implementer format and one in Lead Auditor format, every answer explained.
At the time of writing, PECB describes both its ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Implementer and Lead Auditor exams as three-hour, open-book papers of 80 multiple-choice questions with three options each, many scenario-based, and a 70% pass mark. Mock 1 follows the six Lead Implementer competency domains and Mock 2 the seven Lead Auditor domains, with questions weighted by domain. Check PECB's current candidate handbook for fees, rules and permitted materials.
Read a chapter, answer its check questions in the book, then the matching questions in the bank. After finishing the book, sit the mock for your exam (Mock 1 for Lead Implementer, Mock 2 for Lead Auditor) under timed, open-book conditions, review every explanation, revisit weak domains using the cheat sheets in Appendix F, then sit the other mock. A score of 56 out of 80 matches the published 70% pass mark; aim higher to leave a margin.
Apoorva Sharma is a lawyer based in Mumbai, India, with more than eight years of experience in data privacy, Trust and Safety, and commercial and regulatory work at Uber, Junglee Games (Flutter Entertainment) and Adfactors PR.
No. It is an independent, unofficial study and practice kit written by Apoorva Sharma. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by ISO, IEC, any national standards body or PECB. No question is drawn from, or reproduces, any real examination item or courseware.
They follow the publicly described format: 80 three-option questions, many scenario-based, weighted by competency domain. They are a study device, not a copy of the live paper.
Yes. The book paraphrases and explains the requirements but does not reproduce ISO/IEC 42001. A licensed copy of the standard is the most useful thing to bring to an open-book exam.
Unofficial study and practice material. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ISO, IEC, any national standards body, PECB, or any accreditation or certification body. PECB, PECB Certified ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Implementer and PECB Certified ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Auditor are marks of their owner. ISO/IEC standards are not reproduced. All questions are original; no result is guaranteed. The material is educational and is not legal advice.