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GenAI Engineer Interview Prep: RAG, Embeddings, LLM Agents
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If you looking for practice tests for Databricks Generative AI Engineer Associate certification exam, you have come to the right place! Two practice tests with detailed explanations are available to prepare you before taking the actual exam
There are 56 multiple-choice questions on each practice exam. The questions will be distributed by high-level topic in the following way:1. Design Applications
Design prompts, AI pipelines, and tool workflows that meet business requirements.
Select appropriate models, chain components, and Agent Bricks for specific use cases.
Build multi-stage reasoning systems using tools and structured AI workflows.2. Data Preparation
Prepare high-quality RAG data through chunking, filtering, and document extraction.
Store, organize, and retrieve knowledge using Delta Lake and Unity Catalog.
Evaluate and optimize retrieval with advanced chunking, re-ranking, and retrieval metrics.3. Application Development
Build GenAI applications using LangChain, MLflow, and Agent Framework.
Optimize prompts, models, embeddings, and guardrails for quality, safety, and performance.
Develop, evaluate, and monitor agentic and multi-agent systems.4. Assembling & Deploying Applications
Build, register, and deploy RAG and LLM applications with MLflow and Vector Search.
Configure serving, storage, security, CI/CD, prompt lifecycle, and MCP integrations.
Develop user-facing interfaces and optimize deployment for performance, cost, and scalability.5. Evaluation & Monitoring
Evaluate LLMs and agents using metrics, MLflow, custom scorers, and ground truth.
Monitor deployments with inference logging,
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