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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: DevNet Associate Exam

200-901

Current Exam Code

Cisco

120 min

Exam Time

Cisco

$300

Exam Fee

Cisco

6

Official Domains

Cisco

48 hours

Results Posted

Cisco

3 years

Cert Validity

Cisco

As of March 11, 2026, Cisco's live public path for exam 200-901 is branded CCNA Automation, while the older DevNet Associate name remains common in study materials and job postings. Cisco publishes a 120-minute limit, a $300 fee, six weighted domains, and pass/fail scoring with results available online within 48 hours, but it does not publish a fixed passing score or a fixed public question count. The heaviest domains are Understanding and Using APIs and Infrastructure and Automation at 20% each, with the other four domains weighted at 15% each.

About the DevNet Associate Exam

Cisco's associate-level automation and programmability certification covering software development and design, APIs, Cisco platform development, application deployment and security, infrastructure automation, and network fundamentals. Cisco moved the active 200-901 exam under CCNA Automation branding on February 3, 2026, but many learners and employers still use the DevNet Associate name.

Assessment

Approx. 100 questions; Cisco's current public 200-901 CCNAAUTO page does not publish a fixed question count

Time Limit

120 minutes

Passing Score

Cisco does not publish a fixed passing score

Exam Fee

$300 (Cisco / Pearson VUE)

DevNet Associate Exam Content Outline

15%

Software Development and Design

Development methodologies, Python basics, structured data handling, testing, version control, and maintainable design choices for automation code.

20%

Understanding and Using APIs

HTTP methods, status codes, REST concepts, authentication, pagination, request construction, response handling, and webhook behavior.

15%

Cisco Platforms and Development

Cisco platform capabilities and API-driven workflows across environments such as IOS XE, Meraki, Webex, sandboxes, and SDK-led development.

15%

Application Deployment and Security

Deployment models, containers, CI/CD stages, secrets handling, TLS, input validation, observability, and secure application delivery practices.

20%

Infrastructure and Automation

YANG models, NETCONF and RESTCONF concepts, Ansible, templating, event-driven automation, and telemetry or observability workflows.

15%

Network Fundamentals

Core IP addressing, switching and routing basics, transport and application protocols, wireless concepts, and operational troubleshooting foundations.

How to Pass the DevNet Associate Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Cisco does not publish a fixed passing score
  • Assessment: Approx. 100 questions; Cisco's current public 200-901 CCNAAUTO page does not publish a fixed question count
  • Time limit: 120 minutes
  • Exam fee: $300

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

DevNet Associate Study Tips from Top Performers

1Treat Python control flow, JSON and YAML structure, HTTP methods, and status codes as baseline fluency items. If those basics are slow, scenario questions become much harder.
2Practice real API calls with headers, query parameters, authentication tokens, and parsed responses. DevNet questions are easier when you can visualize actual request and response behavior.
3Weight your study time toward the two 20% domains: APIs and Infrastructure and Automation. Those areas drive the largest share of blueprint coverage.
4Use hands-on labs for RESTCONF, Ansible, Docker, and Cisco platform APIs so you learn common failure modes instead of memorizing only happy-path definitions.
5Know the February 3, 2026 rebrand as context, but do not overstudy the naming change. Cisco's blueprint still rewards practical automation and programmability judgment more than branding trivia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is DevNet Associate still an active Cisco certification name in 2026?

Cisco's current public branding changed on February 3, 2026, when the active 200-901 path moved under CCNA Automation. Older study materials, resumes, and job postings still commonly refer to the same certification path as DevNet Associate, so both names still appear in the market.

How many questions are on the DevNet Associate exam?

Cisco's current public 200-901 CCNAAUTO exam page does not publish a fixed question count. Cisco does publish the 120-minute time limit, pass/fail scoring, and the weighted domain breakdown, so candidates should prepare for a standard associate-level written exam rather than rely on a guaranteed public question total.

What is the passing score for DevNet Associate?

Cisco does not publish a fixed numeric passing score for the 200-901 exam. The exam is graded pass or fail, and Cisco states that results are available online within 48 hours.

Which domains matter most for DevNet Associate prep?

The two largest official domains are Understanding and Using APIs and Infrastructure and Automation, each weighted at 20%. The other four domains are still meaningful at 15% each, so the exam rewards balanced preparation instead of a narrow single-domain strategy.

What topics should I prioritize first?

Start with Python basics, JSON and YAML, HTTP methods, status codes, and API authentication because those ideas support several domains at once. Then spend extra time on RESTCONF and NETCONF concepts, YANG, Ansible, Cisco platform APIs, and secure deployment workflows because those areas combine higher exam weight with practical scenario depth.

Can I take the Cisco 200-901 exam online, and what is the retake policy?

Cisco written exams are delivered through Pearson VUE, and Cisco maintains an online-proctored testing program where available. If you fail a Cisco written exam, Cisco's published policy requires a 5-calendar-day wait before retaking the same exam, and the full exam fee applies again.