Suits engineers who ship AI agents and want a $99 online-proctored exam split evenly across building, testing, deploying and monitoring.
Not for newcomers to agents: a quarter of the exam is testing and another quarter monitoring, skills you learn by doing.
It expires after 24 months, and LangChain hasn't said how you renew, so the cost of staying certified is unknown.
Take CertNexus's Agentic AI Builder instead if you want an exam that also tests RAG and agent tools, in 25 items.
Who can take LangChain Certified Agent Engineer?
LangChain lists what to know before it.
In LangChain's words
Prerequisite courses: Introduction to LangChain - Python; Introduction to Deep Agents; Building Reliable Agents with LangSmith; Monitoring Production Agents; Introduction to LangSmith Deployment (all free). The exam guide says to treat the course materials as prerequisites.
LangChain Certified Agent Engineer: the facts
Issuer
LangChain
Type
Exam
Proctoring
Proctored online
Status
Active
Who can take it
No requirement listed
Prerequisites
In LangChain's words
Prerequisite courses: Introduction to LangChain - Python; Introduction to Deep Agents; Building Reliable Agents with LangSmith; Monitoring Production Agents; Introduction to LangSmith Deployment (all free). The exam guide says to treat the course materials as prerequisites.
How much does LangChain Certified Agent Engineer cost?
LangChain shows $99. Prices are as the issuer shows them, never converted.
How long is LangChain Certified Agent Engineer valid?
2 years, according to LangChain.
What is the passing score for LangChain Certified Agent Engineer?
28/40, on an exam of 40 questions. LangChain doesn't publish a pass rate.
Is LangChain Certified Agent Engineer free?
No. LangChain shows $99. LangChain's own prep courses for it are free.
What is the LangChain Certified Agent Engineer exam format?
40 questions, 120 minutes, proctored online, as LangChain states it. The passing score is 28/40.
How we chose
How to prepare: courses that name this certification, as each provider describes them, LangChain's own first.
Alternatives: certifications in the same family or on the same topic, at the same level, leaving out partner-only and invite-only ones; a replacement the issuer names comes first.