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NVIDIA-Certified Associate: Generative AI Multimodal (NCA-GENM) practice questions
Foundational multimodal generative AI knowledge across text, image, and audio for the NVIDIA-Certified Associate Generative AI Multimodal exam, with a worked explanation on every practice question.
50 to 60
Questions
60 min
Time allowed
$125
Exam cost (USD)
Exam domains and weighting
The NCA-GENM blueprint is split across 7 domains. See the official exam guide for the authoritative breakdown.
| Domain | Weight |
|---|---|
| Experimentation | 25% |
| Core Machine Learning and AI Knowledge | 20% |
| Multimodal Data | 15% |
| Software Development | 15% |
| Data Analysis and Visualisation | 10% |
| Performance Optimisation | 10% |
| Trustworthy AI | 5% |
Frequently asked questions
- How many questions are on the NCA-GENM exam?
- The NVIDIA-Certified Associate: Generative AI Multimodal (NCA-GENM) exam has 50 to 60 questions and runs for 60 minutes. The format is multiple choice, online proctored.
- What score do I need to pass NCA-GENM?
- NVIDIA does not publish a fixed pass mark for NCA-GENM, so treat any "X%" figure you see elsewhere as unofficial. Examworthy gives you a per-domain readiness score so you can judge when you are ready across every domain.
- How much does the NCA-GENM exam cost?
- The exam costs 125 USD to sit. Practising on Examworthy is free to start, with a worked explanation on every question.
- How does Examworthy help me prepare for NCA-GENM?
- Every practice question carries a worked explanation and a per-distractor rationale, mapped to the official blueprint domains. You learn why each answer is right or wrong, not just the letter.
- Is Examworthy affiliated with NVIDIA?
- No. Examworthy is not affiliated with or endorsed by NVIDIA. Our questions are original, blueprint-aligned practice material; we never reproduce live exam items.
Examworthy is not affiliated with or endorsed by NVIDIA. All questions are original, blueprint-aligned practice material. We never reproduce live exam items. NCA-GENM and related marks belong to their respective owners.