Certified Blockchain Practitioner
Certified Blockchain Practitioner
(CBP)
Certified Blockchain Practitioner (CBP) is an entry-level exam to test candidates’ knowledge on the core concepts of blockchain and its various implementations (such as Cryptocurrency, Security Tokens, ICOs, DAO, Metaverse, NFTs etc)
- MCQ
- 1 Hour
- Online
- On-demand
- Factual questions
Our Candidates Say it Best
Abraham Dominic Newton 
Cybersecurity Enthusiast specializing in DeFi | Professional Discord Server Developer | CBP
I remember when I was about to start the exam, my PC shut down automatically, and I was really troubled, thinking time would work against me. But thanks to The SecOps Group for their robust support, everything worked out. Now, I'm officially a Certified Blockchain Practitioner
Geoffrey Robert 
CTO @ PR0PH3CY/NEVERHACK | CTO OPENCYBER/NH RED TEAM | CBP
I am pleased to announce that I have obtained a new certification: Certified Blockchain Practitioner (CBP) from The SecOps Group! In short: The basics (nodes, different consensuses, SCs, etc.), Ethereum/Eth 2.0, NFTs & ETs, MCQ of 60 questions in 1 hour, Proctored exam (right microphone/camera). The quality/price ratio is very good and allows you to check that the basics are retained provided that the exam is done correctly.
Who should take this exam?
CBP is intended to be taken by blockchain and cryptocurrency engineers, consultants, developers, auditors and any blockchain enthusiasts, who want to evaluate and advance their knowledge.
What is the format of the exam?
The exam includes 60 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) covering the syllabus. The time duration of the exam is 60 minutes. The exam will be proctored but can be taken online, anytime (on-demand) and from anywhere.
What is the pass criteria for the exam?
The pass criteria are as follows:
- Candidates scoring over 60% marks will be deemed to have successfully passed the exam.
- Candidates scoring over 75% marks will be deemed to have passed with merit.
What is the experience needed to take the exam?
This is an entry-level exam that tests the fundamentals of blockchain and can be taken by anybody with or without experience, but has interest in blockchain.
What will the candidates get?
On completing the exam, each candidate will receive:
- A certificate with their pass/fail and merit status.
- The certificate will contain a code/QR link, which can be used by anyone to validate the certificate.
What is the exam retake policy?
Candidates who fail the exam, must purchase a new exam voucher.
What are the benefits of this exam?
The exam will allow candidates to demonstrate their understanding of blockchain fundamentals. This will help them to advance in their career.
How long is the certificate valid for?
The certificate does not have an expiration date. However, the passing certificate will mention the details of the exam such as the exam version and the date. As the exam is updated over time, candidates should retake the newer version as per their convenience.
Exam Syllabus
Understanding the Basics
- Nodes
- Mining
- Consensus Algorithm
- Transactions
- Forks
- Smart Contracts
- Decentralized Apps
- IFPS Fundamentals
Overview of Ethereum
- About Ethereum
- EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine)
- Ethereum Tokens
- Test Networks of Ethereum
- Proof of Stakes
- Proof of Work
Non-Fungible Token (NFT)
- ERC-721 Standard
- ERC-1155 Tokens
- Metaverse Basics
Ethereum 2.0 (The Merge)
- Scalability
- Energy Consumption
- Beacon Chain
- Plasma
Ethereum Tokens (Fungible)
- Ethereum Request for Comments (ERC)
- Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs)
- ERC-20 Standard
- ERC - 884 Standard
- DeFi (Decentralised Finance)
- DAO (Decentralized Automation Organization)
Sample Question
Which consensus algorithm is used by Bitcoin?
- Proof of Stack (PoS)
- Proof of Activity (PoA)
- Proof of Work (PoW)
- Proof of Mining (PoM)