PECB's brochure gives the ISO 31000 Risk Manager exam as two hours, covering three domains: fundamental principles and concepts, establishing the risk management framework, and applying the risk management process. PECB's public pages do not state the number of questions or the passing score, so confirm those before you book.
The exam comes after the three training days. Two details sit on PECB's public pages, and the rest is not published there.
What is stated publicly
The brochure lists a two-hour duration and three domains. The exam is part of the course fee, and PECB says candidates who take the course through a partner and fail their first attempt can retake the exam free within 12 months of finishing the course.
What to confirm first
Question count, passing score, languages and open or closed book are not on the pages we checked. PECB points to its list of exams for these, so check that list for the language and delivery you plan to use rather than relying on a forum post.
Practitioner note: Treat the three domains as your revision map. If you can explain each one in your own words and walk through the risk process on a real case, you are preparing for the right thing. The Lead Risk Manager exam has five domains and is covered in its own answer.