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UiPath-AAAv1 UiPath Certified Professional Agentic Automation Associate Practice Questions

Prepare for UiPath-AAAv1 with more than an answer.

158 questions in the full set20 sample questionsUpdated Jan 31, 2026
Exam fee
$150 USD
Time limit
90 minutes
Questions on the exam
Not publicly disclosed
Level
Associate
Valid for
3 years
Domains covered on the exam 10
  1. Agentic AI and Agentic Automation Concepts12%
  2. Agentic Discovery12%
  3. Agent Blueprint Design18%
  4. Context Grounding8%
  5. Escalations and Human-in-the-Loop8%
  6. Agentic Evaluations8%
  7. Prompt Engineering13%
  8. UiPath Platform Components and Integrations11%
  9. Agentic Orchestration with UiPath Maestro9%
  10. Autopilot for Everyone1%
  1. 1

    You are configuring a Service Task in UiPath Maestro to invoke an Agent. The business process requires the agent to analyze a document and return a 'Risk Score' which determines the next path in the BPMN gateway. Which configuration is mandatory for this gateway logic to work?

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    Correct answer: C

    In BPMN/Maestro, data passing is key. The agent's output (Risk Score) must be mapped to a Maestro process variable. The Exclusive Gateway then evaluates this variable to decide which path to take.

  2. 2

    Which of the following is a key differentiator between a 'Deterministic' evaluation and a 'Model-graded' evaluation for an AI Agent?

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    Correct answer: A

    Deterministic = Exact, rule-based, binary (Pass/Fail based on code/rules). Model-graded = Nuanced, semantic, uses another AI to judge quality/tone/relevance.

  3. 3

    You are creating a prompt for an agent to classify customer emails into categories: 'Complaint', 'Inquiry', or 'Feedback'. You want to ensure the agent outputs ONLY the category name and nothing else. Which Prompt Engineering technique should you apply?

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    Correct answer: C

    Explicit constraints regarding output format are critical in prompt engineering to ensure the output is machine-readable or fits specific requirements.

  4. 4

    In UiPath Studio Web, you are creating a new 'Tool' for an agent to check inventory. You have defined the Input Schema to accept a 'ProductCode'. Why is it critical to also provide a clear, descriptive 'Description' for the tool itself?

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    Correct answer: D

    The LLM does not 'know' the tool's code. It relies entirely on the semantic description provided by the developer to understand the tool's purpose and capabilities (e.g., 'Use this tool to check current stock levels given a product code').

  5. 5

    Select TWO primary benefits of 'Agentic Automation' compared to traditional 'Rule-Based Automation'. (Select TWO)

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    Correct answer: A, B

  6. 6

    A financial services firm is implementing an automated loan approval process. The process requires analyzing unstructured borrower emails, extracting intent, and conditionally retrieving credit reports from a legacy mainframe system via an existing RPA automation. However, the final approval decision involves weighing qualitative factors from the email against the quantitative credit score, a task that varies significantly per case. Which architectural approach best leverages the synergy between Agentic AI and traditional RPA for this scenario?

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    Correct answer: C

    This approach correctly identifies the strengths of each component: The Agent handles the cognitive task (unstructured analysis and synthesis), while the RPA robot handles the deterministic, repetitive task (legacy system interaction). The Agent orchestrates the flow, calling the robot as a specific skill/tool when needed.

  7. 7

    You are assessing a complex Customer Support process for potential Agentic Automation. The process involves technicians diagnosing hardware issues based on vague customer descriptions, consulting dynamic PDF technical manuals, and scheduling on-site visits. The legacy scheduling system has no API but has a reliable web interface. Why is this process a prime candidate for an Agentic solution rather than pure Generative AI or traditional RPA?

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    Correct answer: D

    Pure Generative AI can reason but cannot inherently execute actions (like scheduling) or reliably navigate legacy UIs without agentic tooling. Traditional RPA struggles with the 'vague descriptions' and dynamic diagnosis. An Agent combines the reasoning of GenAI with the execution capabilities of tools (RPA for the web interface).

  8. 8

    When designing an Agent Blueprint for a 'Travel Concierge' agent, you need to define the System Prompt. Which of the following components should be included in the System Prompt to ensure the agent behaves consistently and securely?

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    Correct answer: C, D

    Constraints and guardrails are core components of a System Prompt to ensure safe and consistent behavior across all interactions.

  9. 9

    A developer is configuring Context Grounding for an HR Policy Agent. The agent must answer employee questions based on a specific set of 50 PDF documents stored in a UiPath Storage Bucket. The developer wants to ensure the agent cites the specific policy section when answering. Which configuration step is essential to achieve this RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) pattern?

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    Correct answer: A

    This is the standard RAG implementation in UiPath. You index the source documents (from the Storage Bucket) to make them searchable/retrievable, and then bind that Index to the Agent so it can retrieve relevant chunks to augment its response generation.

  10. 10

    In a 'Claims Processing' agent, you need to implement a Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) pattern. The agent should automatically approve claims under $500 but must escalate claims over $500 or claims with 'Suspicious' fraud flags to a human manager. What is the correct logic implementation for this escalation?

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    Correct answer: C

    HITL in agentic workflows is typically implemented by giving the agent a tool (like creating a task in Action Center or a specific escalation tool) and providing clear instructions (logic) in the prompt on the conditions under which to use that tool. This allows the agent to evaluate the criteria dynamically.

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