Cisco 300-620 Application Centric Infrastructure DCACI Test

Cisco 300-620 DCACI (Implementing Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure) is a 90‑minute proctored exam associated with CCNP Data Center that validates skills to configure, implement, and manage Cisco ACI fabrics on Nexus switches and APIC controllers.​

Core details

• Duration: 90 minutes, proctored via Pearson VUE for CCNP Data Center concentration credit.​

• Question count: approximately 55–65 questions in total.​

• Formats: multiple choice, drag‑and‑drop, simulations/testlets reflecting ACI tasks.​

• Passing score: Cisco uses a scaled score; typical ranges reported are about 750–850 out of 1000, and may vary by form.​

• Price and language: listed around $300 USD and offered in English for most candidates.​

What it covers

• ACI Fabric Infrastructure: architecture, object model, policies, logical constructs (~20%).​

• ACI Packet Forwarding: endpoint learning and key bridge domain behaviors (~15%).​

• External Connectivity: L2 bindings and L3Out fundamentals (~20%).​

• Integrations: virtual networking/VMM integration and deployment immediacy (~15%).​

• ACI Management: OOB/IB management, backups, AAA/RBAC (~20%).​

• ACI Anywhere: multi‑Pod, multi‑Site, Remote Leaf (~10%).​

Registration and validity

• Registration is through Pearson VUE under the 300‑620 DCACI exam code.​

• The certification credit from this exam contributes to CCNP Data Center and follows Cisco’s standard three‑year recertification policy once the credential is achieved.​

Practical tips

Expect hands‑on style items mirroring APIC and ACI workflows, not just theory; practice with labs or simulators improves speed under the 90‑minute limit.​

Plan for time management across 55–65 items; a steady pace of about 1–1.5 minutes per question is typical, reserving time for simulations.

• This course is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by Cisco. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. These are unofficial practice tests for exam preparation purposes only.