Hello everyone!
I’m excited to share that I’ve recently cleared the Xperience by Kentico Certified Developer exam, and I couldn’t be more thrilled! 🎉
Having worked on Kentico Xperience 13 for quite some time now, this certification really helped me prove my skills with the latest version of Kentico’s platform.
If you’re thinking about getting certified or just want to know how to approach the exam, you’re in the right place.
In this blog, I’ll walk you through my experience and give you some tips that can help you clear the exam with confidence.

Having a certification like this is a great way to prove your expertise.
Whether you’re a developer or someone looking to stand out in your career, this certification can be a game changer.
It shows potential employers, clients, or even your team that you know how to work with Xperience by Kentico, one of the leading CMS platforms in the industry.
For me, getting certified was about validating my skills and keeping myself updated with the latest technology.
Trust me, it’s totally worth it!
I have been working with DotStark Technologies for a few years now, and I had already cleared the Kentico Xperience 13 Certified Developer exam earlier.
So, when I heard about the new certification for Xperience by Kentico, I decided to go for it right away!
Let me walk you through the process so that you know what to expect.
Before you start the certification process, it’s important to prepare. Kentico provides a list of resources, and you should definitely go through them. Here’s what I did to prepare:
These resources will help you get familiar with the exam topics.
Kentico offers a sample test that is very similar to the real exam. It’s a great way to understand the type of questions you’ll face. The sample test will give you five multiple-choice questions with detailed explanations of the correct answers.
Make sure you take this test to get comfortable with the format. It really helps build your confidence.
The main exam consists of 50 multiple-choice questions, and you have 75 minutes to complete it. Don’t worry—the time is more than enough if you are prepared. The passing score is 70%, but if you score 64% or higher, Kentico offers a consultation to help you improve.
Some of the topics covered in the exam include:
The questions are practical and focus on real-world applications, so make sure you have hands-on experience.

Before attempting the Xperience by Kentico certification exam, please make sure you're fully prepared with the following checklist:
The Xperience by Kentico certification is a great way to showcase your skills and knowledge of the platform. It’s not only about passing the test but also about learning more about the platform’s powerful features. For me, it was a rewarding experience, and I’m sure you’ll feel the same once you clear it!
So, if you’re ready to take your Kentico journey to the next level, go ahead and get certified. 💪 Good luck, and once you pass, post your certification on LinkedIn and tag me (@Manthan Jangid)—we’ll celebrate together!
This certification helps validate your expertise with Xperience by Kentico, showcasing your skills to employers and clients. It demonstrates your capability to work with one of the leading CMS platforms and helps you stay updated with the latest Kentico technology, boosting your career prospects.
Yes! Make sure you have a running project in Visual Studio, access to your MSSQL Server Database, and the Xperience by Kentico admin panel open. Also, keep key documentation readily accessible to reference as needed during the exam.
The exam consists of 50 multiple-choice questions, and candidates have 75 minutes to complete it. A score of 70% is required to pass, but if you score between 64% and 69%, Kentico offers a consultation to help you identify areas for improvement.
Kentico provides a list of official documentation and resources that are essential for exam preparation. Reviewing topics like Page Builder (widgets and templates), content modeling, custom modules, GDPR, and CI/CD pipelines is critical. Additionally, setting up a test website to practice hands-on exercises and using the Kentico sample test to get familiar with the question format are highly recommended.