Ravi Kumar Blog Posts

Pega CLSA is a dream for every technical guy who is working in Pega for quite some years. But the dream comes to true only if the proper hard work is in place. Along with proper hard work, there should be a solid plan on how to clear the exam. We all know that CSSA is a pre-requisite for CLSA exam and some of the CSSA topics are used in deeper level. Of course, there should be a end-to-end project execution in Pega is much needed. Conceptual wise also, it is necessary to work on all technical areas using Pega in one single project. For example, class structure design, DCO, reports, security, integration etc. CLSA exam has mainly 2 parts and each part has to be cleared with 70% of marks. The first part of exam is multiple choice type and there are 50 questions to be asked. All questions are framed based on the blue print given by Pega. All topics from the blue print are given with certain % of weitage and we need to make sure to read all the topics and the sub topics given in the ...

After I finished CSSA V62 exam, I had some of the useful pointers for the people who are going to attend for the exam. I did not find much difference in the preparation of V62 when compared with V55 but I felt little difficult in understanding new concepts, topics from V62 exam stand point. I did prepare for 2 weeks on V62 and during this 2 weeks I had planned in such a way that I want to complete all the blue print topics without fail. There are some new features in V62 added and I did spend more time on understanding the new concepts/features with the help of PDN and Help. I did get a student version of V62 from Pega to practice myself in understanding new features of it. This practical exposure helped me in attempting some of the practical scenario questions while attempting the exam. Throughout my preparation I did discuss with my colleagues on all my doubts and clarifications. As a daily preparation during these 2 weeks of my preparation, I had spent > 1 to 2 hours a...