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Key Facts: DevNet Professional Exam
~100
Exam Questions
Cisco exam description (DEVCOR/AUTOCOR)
120 min
Exam Time
Cisco exam specification
$400
Core Exam Fee
Cisco certification pricing
5
Equal-Weight Domains
DEVCOR exam blueprint (20% each)
3 years
Certification Validity
Cisco recertification policy
The DevNet Professional core exam (350-901 DEVCOR, now AUTOCOR) is a 120-minute, approximately 100-question exam testing software development, APIs, Cisco platform programmability, deployment security, and infrastructure automation. Five domains weighted equally at 20% each. Core exam costs $400; concentration exam costs $300. Rebranded to CCNP Automation on February 3, 2026, with updated AUTOCOR exam topics focusing on network automation, IaC, and AI in automation.
About the DevNet Professional Exam
Cisco Certified DevNet Professional validates skills in developing applications using Cisco APIs and platforms, encompassing software development, API usage, Cisco platform programmability, application deployment, and infrastructure automation. As of February 2026, this track was rebranded to CCNP Automation with the core exam renamed from DEVCOR to AUTOCOR.
Questions
100 scored questions
Time Limit
2 hours
Passing Score
Varies (Cisco does not publish exact scores)
Exam Fee
$400 (core) + $300 (concentration) (Cisco)
DevNet Professional Exam Content Outline
Software Development and Design
Design patterns, SOLID principles, distributed systems, databases, async programming, and Python
Understanding and Using APIs
REST, GraphQL, OAuth 2.0, pagination, rate limiting, webhooks, and API versioning
Cisco Platforms and Development
DNA Center, Meraki, ACI, Webex, Firepower, Intersight, AppDynamics, and NSO APIs
Application Deployment and Security
Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, OWASP Top 10, secrets management, and deployment strategies
Infrastructure and Automation
NETCONF, RESTCONF, YANG models, Ansible, Terraform, gNMI, model-driven telemetry, and Git
How to Pass the DevNet Professional Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: Varies (Cisco does not publish exact scores)
- Exam length: 100 questions
- Time limit: 2 hours
- Exam fee: $400 (core) + $300 (concentration)
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 Professional Study Tips from Top Performers
Frequently Asked Questions
Was the DevNet Professional certification retired?
No — it was rebranded to CCNP Automation on February 3, 2026. The core exam changed from DEVCOR to AUTOCOR with updated exam topics. Existing DevNet Professional certifications were migrated to CCNP Automation automatically.
How much does the DevNet Professional / CCNP Automation cost?
The core exam (AUTOCOR 350-901) costs $400, and each concentration exam costs $300. Total certification cost is $700 minimum for the core plus one concentration exam. Cisco Learning Credits can be applied.
How many questions are on the DEVCOR/AUTOCOR exam?
The exam contains approximately 100-102 questions to be completed in 120 minutes. Questions include multiple-choice and scenario-based items testing both theoretical and practical knowledge.
What programming languages should I know for DevNet Professional?
Python is the primary language tested. You should be comfortable with Python scripting, REST API calls using requests library, JSON/XML parsing, and basic automation with Ansible (YAML). JavaScript knowledge helps for Webex bot development.
What are the concentration exam options?
As of 2026, concentration options include ENAUTO (Enterprise Automation) and DCNAUTO (Data Center Automation). Previous options like SPAUTO, SAUTO, CLAUTO, and DEVOPS were retired on February 2, 2026.
How should I prepare for DevNet Professional in 2026?
Use Cisco DevNet Sandboxes (free) for hands-on API practice. Study: 1) Python and REST APIs, 2) Cisco platform APIs with real sandbox environments, 3) Docker and Kubernetes fundamentals, 4) NETCONF/RESTCONF with YANG models, and 5) automation with Ansible and Terraform.