BJSC MCQ case studies
BJSC MCQ · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The BJSC MCQ is a multiple-choice assessment covering the core knowledge areas of Blue Prism robotic process automation. It is aimed at developers, analysts and automation leads who want to demonstrate that they understand how Blue Prism solutions are built, governed and operated, rather than only how a single screen is configured. The question set is organised around six domains: RPA fundamentals, process design in Process Studio, application modelling in Object Studio, exception handling and error management, Control Room and work queue operation, and solution design and delivery practice. Each domain carries a weighting, with the three technical build areas together forming the largest share, so a candidate who is strong only on theory will usually fall short. The BJSC MCQ case studies are 5 cases and about 2,635 words.
1The Nightly Ledger Run That Slows to a Crawl
A finance team runs a Blue Prism process every night at 22:00. It reads 1,400 open invoices from a work queue, logs into the ERP, and posts each invoice.
546 words, about 3 min2The Exception That Swallowed the Queue
A claims process uses a main page that calls a sub-page to submit each claim. The sub-page has a Recover stage around the portal submission and a Resume stage that returns to the main page.
525 words, about 3 min3Two Bots, One Spreadsheet
A logistics company runs two processes on two runtime resources. Process A exports shipment data to a shared Excel workbook on a network drive at 09:00.
536 words, about 3 min4The Object That Logs In on Every Call
An insurance process handles 900 policy lookups per run. The business object has a separate action for each lookup, and each action begins by launching the browser, logging in, navigating to the search page, performing the lookup, and closing the browser.
513 words, about 3 min5The Queue That Never Drains
A shared services team is delivering a new invoice-processing solution. During UAT, testers load 5,000 items into a work queue.
515 words, about 3 min