Eligibility
The Certified AI Engineer exam is intended for professionals and students who wish to validate their ability to build, deploy, and manage AI solutions in real-world environments.
Focus on ethics, bias mitigation and compliance in AI.
The Certified AI Engineer exam is intended for professionals and students who wish to validate their ability to build, deploy, and manage AI solutions in real-world environments.
The exam assesses your ability to design, train, evaluate, and deploy AI models in real-world environments.
| Exam Type | Online, Proctored |
|---|---|
| Duration | 120 Minutes |
| Questions Types | Multiple Choice, Case Studies, Scenario-Based |
| Number of Questions | 50–60 |
| Difficulty Level | Intermediate to Advanced |
| Passing Score | 70% |
| Languages | English |
| Mode | Web-based (GloAI Exam Portal) |
| Domain | Weightage | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AI Fundamentals | 15% | Concepts of AI, ML, and DL |
| Model Development | 25% | Data preparation, training, tuning |
| Model Deployment | 25% | CI/CD, monitoring, retraining |
| Ethical & Responsible AI | 15% | Fairness, transparency, compliance |
| Real-World Case Studies | 20% | Applied scenarios using AI tools |
Get a glimpse of the question style and difficulty level before you take the full exam.
Question:
An AI engineer is developing a model that classifies images of animals. The dataset is large and labeled. Which type of learning is most appropriate?
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Supervised learning is used when labeled data is available for classification.
Question:
You've deployed a sentiment analysis model to a production API. Users report inconsistent results during peak hours. What's the most likely cause?
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: Load spikes usually require more compute or autoscaling.
Question:
A healthcare organization needs explainable results and compliance. Which approach should be prioritized?
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: Explainability and compliance are essential in healthcare.
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A progression from entry to leadership, aligned with certifications.
| Level | Typical Roles | Relevant Certifications |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-Level | AI Technician, Data Analyst | CAIP |
| Mid-Level | AI Engineer, ML Engineer, AI Developer | CAIE, CRAIS, CGAIS |
| Advanced | AI Architect, AI Consultant, Security Specialist | CLLMS, CCVE, CAICE, CAISPS, Industry Certs |
| Leadership | Head of AI, AI Product Manager, CAIO | CAIL, CAITO, CAIGR, CEAIR |
GlofAI Learning Path (Certification Progression)
Goal: Build baseline AI knowledge and confidence.
Certified AI Practitioner (CAIP) – Foundational skills in AI, data, and ML.
Goal: Master model development and deployment.
Goal: Deep dive into specific domains of AI technology.
Goal: Apply AI to real-world sectors.
Goal: Lead AI strategy and enterprise adoption.
| Level | Focus | Example Certifications |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Foundations | CAIP |
| Intermediate | Core AI Skills | CAIE, CRAIS, CGAIS |
| Advanced | Specialized Technical | CLLMS, CCVE, CAICE, CAISPS |
| Expert | Industry Applications | CAIFS, CAIH, CAIRSC, CAIM, CAIPG |
| Leader | Strategic & Enterprise | CAIL, CAITO, CEAIR, CAIGR |