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Google Professional Cloud Architect Exam

Certification Provider: Google
Exam: Professional Cloud Architect on Google Cloud Platform
Duration: 2 Hours
Number of questions in the database: 279
Exam Version: Sept. 20, 2023
Exam Topics:
  • Topic 1: Question Set 1
  • Topic 2: Testlet 1
  • Topic 3: Testlet 10
  • Topic 4: Testlet 11
  • Topic 5: Testlet 2
  • Topic 6: Testlet 3
  • Topic 7: Testlet 4
  • Topic 8: Testlet 5
  • Topic 9: Testlet 6
  • Topic 10: Testlet 7
  • Topic 11: Testlet 8
  • Topic 12: Testlet 9
Google Professional Cloud Architect Comments:
avi0986
Highly Voted 2 years, 2 months ago
Hi All, I cleared my exam yesterday. Most of the questions came from Examtopics, especially from Q.100 to Q.152. There were three -four questions came from the new questions which Kopper2019 ahs added as part of Q.152. On of the challenge is that, many of the answers marked are not correct. To overcome this challenge I adopted below steps: a. Spent three to four days in identifying/finalizing the correct answers. b. Referred Google docs and the comments shared by the members of Examtopics. c. I found the answers shared by below members most of the times correct: 1. Tartar 2. MamthaSJ 3. TotoroChina I would recommend to complete any one of the GCP Acrhitect course from any forum like Udemy or Whizlabs or so on. For practice questions don't need to worry, Examtopics is awesome, we could rely on it. At last but not the least. I would like to thanks Examtopics and its team. Special thanks to Kopper2019 for posting new questions. All the best to all the members who would be appearing in the upcoming exam.
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XDevX
Highly Voted 2 years, 2 months ago
Hi all, I passed today the exam - examtopics was very helpful. Most of the questions I got were from the update this week - so there were a lot of aspects regarding that I was not sure. However, at the end it was sufficient. Maybe some general recommendations: Regarding the new questions: Be careful, a lot of the "official" answers here in examtopics are wrong - go through the discussions and comments of the users. Regarding the old questions, even I got hardly any of those in today's exam, assure always yourself in the GCP documentation - you learn a lot when you read the relevant documentation. At the end, in doubt follow always the user Tartar - IMHO except for 1 case he was always right. @Tartar: Thank you so much for the very helpful answers and the (for me) very funny way of your answers - "c is ok" ;-). It was always my first action when I opened the comments to search for your comment... Regarding the new questions - there are not a lot of discussions for now - I recommend to assure always yourself in the GCP documentation in case you are not sure that the answer is 100% correct. Good luck to all of you in the GCP Architect Professional Exam... Cheers. D.
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ankur23rana
Most Recent 4 days, 16 hours ago
I cleared my exam 2 days back. This exhaustive set of questions really helped me a lot in my exam. many questions were from the set itself. It helped me in developing a mindset on how to decode the questions and how to approach for the most correct option among all the "almost correct" options.
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PAUGURU
1 month ago
Passed the exam today, all Q were from here, changed the wording of some older questions and two batches from scenarios, EHR and HLR. Good Luck.
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rmoss25
1 month, 2 weeks ago
Passed 2023-08-14. Focused on questions 100- 273. All questions from here and received Windows Migration and CORRS question.
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saurabh2610
1 month, 2 weeks ago
How do i access questions 130 onwards, it asks for contributor access ?
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Kush92me
2 months ago
I cleared this exam today. All questions were from here.
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Aleix
2 months, 3 weeks ago
Hello guys, I just passed the exam today (6th of July, provisional pass). Almost all questions came from here :D
upvoted 7 times
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caogiahuy
2 months, 4 weeks ago
Hello guys, I passed the exam today (July 3rd, 2023). More than 95% of questions are from here. Thank you everyone for your helpful discussion.
upvoted 4 times
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saskymali
5 months ago
Amazing Prep! Looking to pass my exam on Saturday!
upvoted 3 times
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jitu
5 months, 1 week ago
useful content for exam
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romandrigo
5 months, 3 weeks ago
Last week I passed the exam, except for two new questions, the rest of them are here. Greetings
upvoted 4 times
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sanjuryan
5 months, 4 weeks ago
I passed exam last week, most of the questions were from this forum.
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AK_1609
6 months ago
There are questions where community vote distribution is completely different from the correct answer that is provided at the end. In such cases which is the right answer..? Does exam topic verify the correct answer it provides over the community response..?
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Deb2293
6 months, 2 weeks ago
Hello All, I gave my GCP PCA exam today (03/19). Same as everyone said, 49/50 came from here exact. The other uncommon question was regarding what are the steps to migrating your Windows Server 2012 R2 over Cloud. Also there were the two testcases (HRL and TerramEarth). Thanks to all the contributors in the discussions. Cheers !!
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AC_GCP
6 months, 2 weeks ago
Passed exam 15/03/23, same as everyone said: 49/50 from here.
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jame3
6 months, 2 weeks ago
I passed my exam yesterday. There are 2 case study(EHR Healthcare, Mountkirk Games) and others. It is new Question about Windows Server migration from on-premise to GCP
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tokyohhh
7 months ago
pass today 02/28 48/50 from here no case study and no new questions
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Professional Cloud Architect - New Case Studies

Update regarding GCP Professional Cloud Architect certificate case studies:

↣ Two new master case studies were added: Helicopter Racing League & EHR Healthcare
↣ Two master case studies were updated: TerramEarth & Mountkirk Games
↣ One master case study was removed

These master case studies are provided in long text paragraphs and high technical level and make it difficult to understand and remember even after reading hundreds of times, while you lack in time during the exam to look at them.

Further information regarding the new case studies:

EHR Healthcare
Helicopter Racing League
TerramEarth SHORT version & Exam tips

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