What kind of question are asked in Magento 2 Certified Associate Developer exam?
What kind of question are asked in Magento 2 Certified Associate
Developer exam ?
The exam is designed to validate the skills and knowledge of Magento 2 in the areas of
- UI modifications
- database changes
- admin modifications
- customizations
- catalog and checkout structure
- functionality changes
Then what kind of question are asked from above areas, just an idea will be enough so whoever appertaining for the exam can prepare accordingly.
Is Anyone appeared for the exam and have any idea regarding the same ?
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What kind of question are asked in Magento 2 Certified Associate
Developer exam ?
The exam is designed to validate the skills and knowledge of Magento 2 in the areas of
- UI modifications
- database changes
- admin modifications
- customizations
- catalog and checkout structure
- functionality changes
Then what kind of question are asked from above areas, just an idea will be enough so whoever appertaining for the exam can prepare accordingly.
Is Anyone appeared for the exam and have any idea regarding the same ?
magento2 certification
asked Nov 19 '18 at 5:12
Aditya ShahAditya Shah
3,89221035
add a comment |
What kind of question are asked in Magento 2 Certified Associate
Developer exam ?
The exam is designed to validate the skills and knowledge of Magento 2 in the areas of
- UI modifications
- database changes
- admin modifications
- customizations
- catalog and checkout structure
- functionality changes
Then what kind of question are asked from above areas, just an idea will be enough so whoever appertaining for the exam can prepare accordingly.
Is Anyone appeared for the exam and have any idea regarding the same ?
magento2 certification
asked Nov 19 '18 at 5:12
Aditya ShahAditya Shah
3,89221035
What kind of question are asked in Magento 2 Certified Associate
Developer exam ?
The exam is designed to validate the skills and knowledge of Magento 2 in the areas of
- UI modifications
- database changes
- admin modifications
- customizations
- catalog and checkout structure
- functionality changes
Then what kind of question are asked from above areas, just an idea will be enough so whoever appertaining for the exam can prepare accordingly.
Is Anyone appeared for the exam and have any idea regarding the same ?
magento2 certification
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I have passed the M2 Associate Developer exam recently.
Question can not be remember as they are in multi line and hard to understand. The main point is question understanding. If you understand the question correctly, you get the answer easily.
You can check my profile below:
https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/415007/
You can find the complete Exam_Study_Guide on magento website But swiftotter guide is very helpful.
https://swiftotter.com/technical/certifications/magento-2-certified-associate-study-guide
UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy
database changes: This section will cover question based on sales and quote tables, relationship of products with categories
admin modifications: Admin controller, menu and ACL
customizations: all questions are based on business logic
catalog and checkout structure: all questions are based on business logic
functionality changes: all questions are based on business logic amd ask the best approach
answered Nov 19 '18 at 5:37
Suman SinghSuman Singh
594514
+1, Thanks for the descriptive answer. Can you provide some example of questions like UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy What kind of question related to it ? Can you post some of questions if you remember or have any idea :) If you're available.
– Aditya Shah
Nov 19 '18 at 5:44
Congrats Suman!
– David Wilkinson
Nov 28 '18 at 11:41
add a comment |
I passed the Associate Developer exam last night, here's my profile: https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/3153044/.
I found that I had to read each question at least twice to get a 100% clear understanding of what they're asking - as Suman Singh says, each question tends to be quite long (2 or 3 lines in most cases) and provides a bit of background on the scenario.
The SwiftOtter practise test is worth doing to get your head in the mindset you'll need to take the exam. The questions are not exactly what you'd find in the exam, but are of a similar difficulty and are along the same lines. I got 78% on this practise test and got 84% in the actual exam, so it's a fairly good indication.
The biggest tip I can give you is to not rely just on reading material - you really need to get your hands dirty. With most of the questions, you can usually narrow the answers down to 2 potential right answers. The difference in these 2 answers might be as simple as one word, or one extra directory in a Controller path - this is where your practical experience becomes invaluable.
Good luck!
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:05
David WilkinsonDavid Wilkinson
1615
2
Congratulation on passing the exam :)
– Bare Feet
Nov 28 '18 at 9:14
1
Congratulation David
– Suman Singh
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
First Congratulations :) +1 Can you post any questions which you have remembered ?
– Aditya Shah
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
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I have passed the M2 Associate Developer exam recently.
Question can not be remember as they are in multi line and hard to understand. The main point is question understanding. If you understand the question correctly, you get the answer easily.
You can check my profile below:
https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/415007/
You can find the complete Exam_Study_Guide on magento website But swiftotter guide is very helpful.
https://swiftotter.com/technical/certifications/magento-2-certified-associate-study-guide
UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy
database changes: This section will cover question based on sales and quote tables, relationship of products with categories
admin modifications: Admin controller, menu and ACL
customizations: all questions are based on business logic
catalog and checkout structure: all questions are based on business logic
functionality changes: all questions are based on business logic amd ask the best approach
answered Nov 19 '18 at 5:37
Suman SinghSuman Singh
594514
+1, Thanks for the descriptive answer. Can you provide some example of questions like UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy What kind of question related to it ? Can you post some of questions if you remember or have any idea :) If you're available.
– Aditya Shah
Nov 19 '18 at 5:44
Congrats Suman!
– David Wilkinson
Nov 28 '18 at 11:41
add a comment |
I have passed the M2 Associate Developer exam recently.
Question can not be remember as they are in multi line and hard to understand. The main point is question understanding. If you understand the question correctly, you get the answer easily.
You can check my profile below:
https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/415007/
You can find the complete Exam_Study_Guide on magento website But swiftotter guide is very helpful.
https://swiftotter.com/technical/certifications/magento-2-certified-associate-study-guide
UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy
database changes: This section will cover question based on sales and quote tables, relationship of products with categories
admin modifications: Admin controller, menu and ACL
customizations: all questions are based on business logic
catalog and checkout structure: all questions are based on business logic
functionality changes: all questions are based on business logic amd ask the best approach
answered Nov 19 '18 at 5:37
Suman SinghSuman Singh
594514
+1, Thanks for the descriptive answer. Can you provide some example of questions like UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy What kind of question related to it ? Can you post some of questions if you remember or have any idea :) If you're available.
– Aditya Shah
Nov 19 '18 at 5:44
Congrats Suman!
– David Wilkinson
Nov 28 '18 at 11:41
add a comment |
I have passed the M2 Associate Developer exam recently.
Question can not be remember as they are in multi line and hard to understand. The main point is question understanding. If you understand the question correctly, you get the answer easily.
You can check my profile below:
https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/415007/
You can find the complete Exam_Study_Guide on magento website But swiftotter guide is very helpful.
https://swiftotter.com/technical/certifications/magento-2-certified-associate-study-guide
UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy
database changes: This section will cover question based on sales and quote tables, relationship of products with categories
admin modifications: Admin controller, menu and ACL
customizations: all questions are based on business logic
catalog and checkout structure: all questions are based on business logic
functionality changes: all questions are based on business logic amd ask the best approach
answered Nov 19 '18 at 5:37
Suman SinghSuman Singh
594514
I have passed the M2 Associate Developer exam recently.
Question can not be remember as they are in multi line and hard to understand. The main point is question understanding. If you understand the question correctly, you get the answer easily.
You can check my profile below:
https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/415007/
You can find the complete Exam_Study_Guide on magento website But swiftotter guide is very helpful.
https://swiftotter.com/technical/certifications/magento-2-certified-associate-study-guide
UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy
database changes: This section will cover question based on sales and quote tables, relationship of products with categories
admin modifications: Admin controller, menu and ACL
customizations: all questions are based on business logic
catalog and checkout structure: all questions are based on business logic
functionality changes: all questions are based on business logic amd ask the best approach
answered Nov 19 '18 at 5:37
Suman SinghSuman Singh
594514
answered Nov 19 '18 at 5:37
Suman SinghSuman Singh
594514
answered Nov 19 '18 at 5:37
Suman SinghSuman Singh
594514
answered Nov 19 '18 at 5:37
Suman SinghSuman Singh
594514
594514
+1, Thanks for the descriptive answer. Can you provide some example of questions like UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy What kind of question related to it ? Can you post some of questions if you remember or have any idea :) If you're available.
– Aditya Shah
Nov 19 '18 at 5:44
Congrats Suman!
– David Wilkinson
Nov 28 '18 at 11:41
add a comment |
+1, Thanks for the descriptive answer. Can you provide some example of questions like UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy What kind of question related to it ? Can you post some of questions if you remember or have any idea :) If you're available.
– Aditya Shah
Nov 19 '18 at 5:44
Congrats Suman!
– David Wilkinson
Nov 28 '18 at 11:41
+1, Thanks for the descriptive answer. Can you provide some example of questions like UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy What kind of question related to it ? Can you post some of questions if you remember or have any idea :) If you're available.
– Aditya Shah
Nov 19 '18 at 5:44
+1, Thanks for the descriptive answer. Can you provide some example of questions like UI modifications: This section will cover question based on block type, XML tags, my account section changes, theme and template hierarchy What kind of question related to it ? Can you post some of questions if you remember or have any idea :) If you're available.
– Aditya Shah
Nov 19 '18 at 5:44
Congrats Suman!
– David Wilkinson
Nov 28 '18 at 11:41
Congrats Suman!
– David Wilkinson
Nov 28 '18 at 11:41
add a comment |
I passed the Associate Developer exam last night, here's my profile: https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/3153044/.
I found that I had to read each question at least twice to get a 100% clear understanding of what they're asking - as Suman Singh says, each question tends to be quite long (2 or 3 lines in most cases) and provides a bit of background on the scenario.
The SwiftOtter practise test is worth doing to get your head in the mindset you'll need to take the exam. The questions are not exactly what you'd find in the exam, but are of a similar difficulty and are along the same lines. I got 78% on this practise test and got 84% in the actual exam, so it's a fairly good indication.
The biggest tip I can give you is to not rely just on reading material - you really need to get your hands dirty. With most of the questions, you can usually narrow the answers down to 2 potential right answers. The difference in these 2 answers might be as simple as one word, or one extra directory in a Controller path - this is where your practical experience becomes invaluable.
Good luck!
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:05
David WilkinsonDavid Wilkinson
1615
2
Congratulation on passing the exam :)
– Bare Feet
Nov 28 '18 at 9:14
1
Congratulation David
– Suman Singh
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
First Congratulations :) +1 Can you post any questions which you have remembered ?
– Aditya Shah
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
add a comment |
I passed the Associate Developer exam last night, here's my profile: https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/3153044/.
I found that I had to read each question at least twice to get a 100% clear understanding of what they're asking - as Suman Singh says, each question tends to be quite long (2 or 3 lines in most cases) and provides a bit of background on the scenario.
The SwiftOtter practise test is worth doing to get your head in the mindset you'll need to take the exam. The questions are not exactly what you'd find in the exam, but are of a similar difficulty and are along the same lines. I got 78% on this practise test and got 84% in the actual exam, so it's a fairly good indication.
The biggest tip I can give you is to not rely just on reading material - you really need to get your hands dirty. With most of the questions, you can usually narrow the answers down to 2 potential right answers. The difference in these 2 answers might be as simple as one word, or one extra directory in a Controller path - this is where your practical experience becomes invaluable.
Good luck!
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:05
David WilkinsonDavid Wilkinson
1615
2
Congratulation on passing the exam :)
– Bare Feet
Nov 28 '18 at 9:14
1
Congratulation David
– Suman Singh
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
First Congratulations :) +1 Can you post any questions which you have remembered ?
– Aditya Shah
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
add a comment |
I passed the Associate Developer exam last night, here's my profile: https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/3153044/.
I found that I had to read each question at least twice to get a 100% clear understanding of what they're asking - as Suman Singh says, each question tends to be quite long (2 or 3 lines in most cases) and provides a bit of background on the scenario.
The SwiftOtter practise test is worth doing to get your head in the mindset you'll need to take the exam. The questions are not exactly what you'd find in the exam, but are of a similar difficulty and are along the same lines. I got 78% on this practise test and got 84% in the actual exam, so it's a fairly good indication.
The biggest tip I can give you is to not rely just on reading material - you really need to get your hands dirty. With most of the questions, you can usually narrow the answers down to 2 potential right answers. The difference in these 2 answers might be as simple as one word, or one extra directory in a Controller path - this is where your practical experience becomes invaluable.
Good luck!
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:05
David WilkinsonDavid Wilkinson
1615
I passed the Associate Developer exam last night, here's my profile: https://u.magento.com/certification/directory/dev/3153044/.
I found that I had to read each question at least twice to get a 100% clear understanding of what they're asking - as Suman Singh says, each question tends to be quite long (2 or 3 lines in most cases) and provides a bit of background on the scenario.
The SwiftOtter practise test is worth doing to get your head in the mindset you'll need to take the exam. The questions are not exactly what you'd find in the exam, but are of a similar difficulty and are along the same lines. I got 78% on this practise test and got 84% in the actual exam, so it's a fairly good indication.
The biggest tip I can give you is to not rely just on reading material - you really need to get your hands dirty. With most of the questions, you can usually narrow the answers down to 2 potential right answers. The difference in these 2 answers might be as simple as one word, or one extra directory in a Controller path - this is where your practical experience becomes invaluable.
Good luck!
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:05
David WilkinsonDavid Wilkinson
1615
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:05
David WilkinsonDavid Wilkinson
1615
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:05
David WilkinsonDavid Wilkinson
1615
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:05
David WilkinsonDavid Wilkinson
1615
1615
2
Congratulation on passing the exam :)
– Bare Feet
Nov 28 '18 at 9:14
1
Congratulation David
– Suman Singh
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
First Congratulations :) +1 Can you post any questions which you have remembered ?
– Aditya Shah
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
add a comment |
2
Congratulation on passing the exam :)
– Bare Feet
Nov 28 '18 at 9:14
1
Congratulation David
– Suman Singh
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
First Congratulations :) +1 Can you post any questions which you have remembered ?
– Aditya Shah
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
2
2
Congratulation on passing the exam :)
– Bare Feet
Nov 28 '18 at 9:14
Congratulation on passing the exam :)
– Bare Feet
Nov 28 '18 at 9:14
1
1
Congratulation David
– Suman Singh
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
Congratulation David
– Suman Singh
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
First Congratulations :) +1 Can you post any questions which you have remembered ?
– Aditya Shah
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
First Congratulations :) +1 Can you post any questions which you have remembered ?
– Aditya Shah
Nov 28 '18 at 9:31
add a comment |
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