CCA exam — is it mostly Casper configuration or does it test actual workflow logic?

I'm working toward the CCA (Casper Certified Administrator) certification and I can't find a clear breakdown of what the exam actually tests. My company deployed Casper about 14 months ago and I've been the primary admin handling enrollment profiles, PreStage configurations, and Smart Groups. But I don't know if that hands-on experience covers what's being tested or if there's a chunk of theoretical MDM content I'm not accounting for.

The official study guide is thin. It points to Jamf documentation and a few training videos but doesn't give you a real sense of question distribution. My self-assessment is around 70-75% on the practice questions I've found online, which doesn't feel like enough margin to walk in confidently.

I've been putting in about 90 minutes a night for the past 3 weeks reviewing scope-specific documentation — particularly around macOS management workflows and iOS enrollment chains. Is there a particular area where people tend to score lower? I'm wondering if the reporting and audit log questions are weighted heavily or if it's really front-loaded toward device enrollment and scope management.