ACE: L4 (Cloud Engineer: Level 4)

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ACE: L4 (Cloud Engineer: Level 4) Pass Rate

ACE-L4

The score you need to pass the ACE: L4 (Cloud Engineer: Level 4) certification exam, what the cut score actually means, and how to read your mock results against it.

80% to pass
150 questions
2.1/10 difficulty

The number you need to hit

Published cut score for this certification.

Our pass-mark benchmark
80%
Not published by Arista
Margin
20%
room for wrong answers, on a flat mock
Wrong answers allowed
30
out of 150 questions

Pass score vs pass rate

Two different numbers that get mixed up constantly.

Pass score (cut score)

The scaled score the vendor publishes. For the ACE: L4 (Cloud Engineer: Level 4) it is 80%. This is the number you can actually prepare against, and it is the one that decides your result on exam day.

Pass rate (percentage of candidates)

The share of candidates who pass. Arista generally does not publish this for individual exams, and the numbers you find online usually come from candidate self-reported surveys. We would rather tell you nothing than tell you a figure we cannot source.

Where you lose points

The exam is not scored flat. Each domain carries its own weight, so a domain where you lose everything can sink a score that looks fine on paper.

Security and Compliance20%

Losing this domain entirely costs you 20% of the exam, and it has 31 practice questions here.

Cloud Infrastructure Design25%

Losing this domain entirely costs you 25% of the exam, and it has 45 practice questions here.

Automation and Orchestration20%

Losing this domain entirely costs you 20% of the exam, and it has 33 practice questions here.

Cloud Operations and Monitoring20%

Losing this domain entirely costs you 20% of the exam, and it has 30 practice questions here.

Advanced Troubleshooting and Optimization15%

Losing this domain entirely costs you 15% of the exam, and it has 11 practice questions here.

About these numbers: Arista does not publish a numeric cut score for the ACE: L4 (Cloud Engineer: Level 4), so the figure above is Certilum's own benchmark rather than an official threshold. We would rather show you that than present an invented percentage as fact.

The practical version: the ACE: L4 (Cloud Engineer: Level 4) is not passed by knowing most of the content. It is passed by being strong in the domains that carry weight, and by not leaving one of them empty.

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