Adobe Experience Manager Business Practitioner Exam

[Neel_Mehta]

Hi All,

I'm gearing up for the AEM 6.5 (AD0-E126) certification exam.

Could someone kindly recommend reliable and up-to-date study materials for this certification?

Can you confirm if there are two certifications available for Business professional like earlier, it used to?

Thanks you in Advance for help!

NM

[SantoshSai · Accepted solution]

Hi @Neel_Mehta,

Here are some reliable and up-to-date resources to help with your preparation:

1. Adobe’s Official Exam Guide
   AD0-E126 Exam Guide
   This outlines the skills measured, recommended experience, and sample topics.

2. Adobe Experience League

   • AEM Sites Tutorials

   • AEM 6.5 Documentation

3. Practice Tests

   • Search platforms like Udemy or TestPrepTraining for AD0-E126 mock exams.

   • Some community members also create their own quiz sets on GitHub or Medium.

4. YouTube Channels
   Look up videos from AEM experts and trainers — search terms like “AEM 6.5 Developer Certification” will yield helpful walkthroughs.

5. Hands-on Practice
   A local or sandbox instance of AEM 6.5 (on your machine or via Adobe’s trial cloud environment) is extremely useful.

Regarding the Business Practitioner Certifications:

Yes, historically, Adobe offered two certifications in the Business Practitioner path:

• Business Practitioner (AD0-E102) — retired

• Business Practitioner Expert (AD0-E127) — current

As of now:

• The latest and active Business Practitioner certification is:
  AD0-E127: Adobe Certified Expert – Adobe Experience Manager Sites Business Practitioner Expert

Check Adobe’s official certification site for the most current list of active and retired exams:
Adobe Certification Programs

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/certification/program/technical-certifications/aem/aem-ov...

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