Inventory Control

The exam typically consists of multiple-choice questions, case-based scenarios, and calculation-based questions to assess both theoretical understanding and practical application.

Key topics include inventory types, inventory control techniques (EOQ, ROP, ABC analysis), forecasting methods, valuation techniques, KPIs, ERP usage, and inventory auditing.

While there are no mandatory prerequisites, having a basic understanding of supply chain operations or prior experience in inventory-related roles is recommended.

The exam duration is typically 90 to 120 minutes, depending on the certifying body and the depth of the examination.

The passing score generally ranges between 65% to 75%, subject to variation based on the organization conducting the exam.

Yes, most certification providers offer the exam in both online and in-person formats, with online proctoring for remote candidates.

Basic calculators are usually permitted, especially for computation-related questions. However, advanced programmable devices may be restricted.

Yes, candidates are allowed to retake the exam. Most institutions have a policy of one or more retakes with a stipulated waiting period.

Some certifications may have a validity period of 2–3 years, after which recertification or proof of continuing education might be required.

Effective preparation involves studying relevant course materials, practicing with mock tests, understanding key inventory concepts, and gaining hands-on experience with inventory systems if possible.