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Each of the five domains carries 20 percent: Integration & Automation, API Management, Data Management, AI Infrastructure, and Agentic Capabilities. Because no domain dominates, a single weak area can cost you a fifth of the score. Plan study time accordingly instead of over-preparing for integration process design alone.

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Expect a clear step up. Entry exams test whether you can build; architect-level items test judgment under constraints such as data volume, latency, failure recovery, and governance. Questions often have more than one workable answer, and the best choice depends on stated requirements, so practice explaining why a design wins.

Start with Integration & Automation to refresh process design, connectors, and error handling. Then take API Management and Data Management, which build on those patterns. Finish with AI Infrastructure and Agentic Capabilities, since agent control, MCP tool exposure, and knowledge grounding assume you already understand APIs, data models, and runtime deployment.

Candidates typically lose points by ignoring non-functional requirements, choosing synchronous calls where event-driven flow fits, underdesigning error handling and retries, and treating API governance as documentation rather than enforcement. Another frequent miss is underestimating the AI domains, assuming integration experience alone carries the score.

Build in a trial or sandbox environment rather than only reading. Design a multi-system process with deliberate failure paths, publish and secure an API, model golden records in Data Hub, and expose an enterprise asset as a governed tool for an agent. Document your trade-offs in writing; that habit maps directly to scenario questions.