Prepare effectively for the Vue.js Certification Exam by understanding the multiple choice section. Learn about the 30 randomized questions, their format, and tips for navigating and reviewing answers. Pass confidently by mastering the question structure and key Vue.js concepts.
Daniel Kelly
June 20, 2024
During the Vue.js certification exam you will be tasked with completing 2 types of assignments:
In this article, let’s answer some commonly asked questions about the multiple choice portion of the exam.
There are 30 multiple choice questions on the exam. They are randomized from a pool of 100+ questions so if you take the exam multiple times, you can expect some questions to be the same and some to be different. You will have 30 minutes to complete the multiple choice portion.
👉 In order to pass the multiple choice portion of the exam you must get at least 25 out of the 30 questions correct.
Each multiple choice question consists of 2 parts: the question and 4 answer choices where there is 1 correct choice. Both the question and the answer choices can consist of words and/or code snippets. We like to test your knowledge of the syntax more so than the correct terms, so you’ll see a lot of code even in the multiple choice questions. There will be times though when you need to be familiar with certain Vue terminology.
Screenshot of a dummy multiple choice question from the certification platform
You’ll also run into some true/false questions that have only 2 answer choices.
Screenshot of a dummy true/false question from the certification platform
When completing the multiple choice portion of the exam, you’ll be able to navigate backwards and forwards between questions. Reconsidering the answer you just submitted? No worries, just hit the back button.
Want to review all your multiple choice questions before finalizing your answers? No problem! At the end of the multiple choice portion of the exam you’ll have the opportunity to review ALL questions and edit their answers if you’d like.
The Vue.js Certification multiple choice questions are an essential method of testing your Vue.js competency. We hope this article has better prepared you to understand what to expect when you get to this portion of the exam.
Think you’re ready to take the exam? Head on over to certificates.dev/vuejs and get started today! Besides the exam, we also offer self-guided training and a live bootcamp. Learn more on our website.
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