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 are the property of their respective owners. These are unofficial practice tests designed to closely mirror the structure, difficulty, and blueprint of the official exam, helping you prepare as if it were the real test. Questions are carefully crafted to align with Cisco’s published objectives, with items inspired by common scenarios and refined to reflect official exam themes—without using or reproducing proprietary content.