Anybody completed the AI Automation Engineer Assessment ?

​@TejaswiniLokesh Yes, we have received several submissions. Of those, only about 1/3rd passed!

The primary reason people aren't passing is a lack of understanding of what "agentic" means. 

Because of this, a new video will be created by yours truly next week outlining what "agentic" is, why it's important, and how to (and not to) implement this. 

I plan to complete the training, but not the exam. The $250 price tag is too high. I don't like way Automation Anywhere exams are constructed or administered. I don't trust exams I can't review or discuss or that require me to assume that all questions are infallible. Some questions are logic puzzles, like offering a choice of two correct answers one of which is probably better than the other. Others test side issues like knowledge of Python. This is based on several years of experience with these exams. Finally, I don't like paying every two years and invariably failing by two questions. I know the product. I love the product and enjoy it, but I'll probably stop bothering with certification at this point in my long career.

​@Richard Hunt Just go with the Essentials Certification. It's free. 

There are no questions in our exams on Python other than how to communicate with it via AA. 

Our questions were always up for debate. We have had several people question our questions, leading to better-worded questions in the future.

​@Aaron.Gleason Thanks for the prompt reply.

I just wanted to understand how the exam will be. Either it is Q/A like MCQs or practical assessment?

What if my first attempt is failed. Will I get another chance ?

Thanks in Advance!!!

​@TejaswiniLokesh The assessment started with Q&A, with story-based questions. We avoid trivia questions. Then the assessment moves to the practical assessment.

There are two chances for the Q&A but only one chance for the practical.

​@Aaron.Gleason What kind questions will be given for practical assessment ?

​@TejaswiniLokesh The practical assessment is where you build your use case and submit it, along with documentation. There are no questions in that section.

​@TejaswiniLokesh Finish all 8 of the learning trails by August 28th. You will have 3 weeks to complete and submit your solutions and complete the quiz.