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Provided you are fairly proficient in your chosen product, with a little bit of study, there is no reason why you should not pass the Adobe Certified Expert exam. The exam does not require you to produce original images or to manipulate existing images, so you do not have to worry about passing variable aesthetics standards. Nor are you asked to write essays or explain in your own words how to accomplish a task in your chosen product. Instead, the exam is composed of 75 multiple-choice questions and is aimed at testing your proficiency in using the program and in applying your knowledge in given real world situations. You are allowed 90 minutes to answer the 75 questions and you require a modest 69% passing score in order to call yourself an Adobe Certified Expert (ACE). Having sat the exam 4 times now, my impression is it's rigorous but not hard.
To become an Adobe Certified Expert,you have to pass some exam.You can take ACE exam in centers around the globe; just be careful not to book the first available slot on a Monday morning! The booked exams are sent to the various centers on a regular basis and, in some circumstances, it can take hours to download the files. For example, if the company did not download their allotted exams over the weekend, you may end up waiting fretfully for the files to download over slow connections. Not that I have been caught out and have had to pace a room for two hours while exams were downloading!
The exams are overseen by Pearson VUE and Sylvan Prometric. You can book by a toll free phone line or by following the links on their Website. It's a fairly straightforward procedure. You select the product, find a testing centre near you, select a time and a date, pay by credit card and you are on your way.
