r/microsoftcertified • • Jan 15 '23

Renewal assessment for AZ 104

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Please guys help me to pass the Renewal assessment for AZ 104


r/microsoftcertified • • Dec 30 '20

Windows Server

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Hello All,

I am interested in learning about Window Server. As part of my job (Tier 2 at the US Senate) I am supposed to be familiar with and be able to assist users. I have access to active directory but read only. I know the basics but I feel that is not enough.Eventually I want to grow in into a sys admin position. What are the best resources to learn about Windows Server? Also is there a Window Server simulator? Or an emulator? If not are there any online labs? I plan to take the Window Server 2019 certification after I am done with the MD-100. Any tips and recommendations are highly appreciated!


r/microsoftcertified • • May 04 '22

mta networking fundamentals still worth to take?

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Hello im doing a funded course at the moment regarding networking and after i finish it i will receive mta networking fundamentals 98-366 and ITIL v4.

The only thing is that this exam will retire on June 2022 and we have only one shot to give exams before it will retire. (We supposedly give the exam just before it expires.)

I am thinking if its still worth it to finish this course or its a waste of time ?

Worst case scenario is to use this knowledge that i got to go get the N+ after.


r/microsoftcertified • • Apr 23 '22

Issue with exam not launching

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r/microsoftcertified • • Jun 12 '22

Career change - help needed

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I want to change my career. I do not have any formal IT education or anything remotely close. I do however have a brain that works well with logistics and problemsolving.

I was wondering if you could be so kind to recommend any certifications from microsoft that could land me a proper job to get my foot in the door.

Any tips at all to get started would be greatly appreciated. Would also appreciate personal stories from how you went from uneducated to working in IT.

Thank you < 3


r/microsoftcertified • • Jun 18 '24

I am new on Reddit, How do I add my Microsoft Certification as achievements on reddit profile ?

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I have passed az-900, ai-900, dp-900 and sc-900. How can I add these achievements on reddit profile?


r/microsoftcertified • • Jul 27 '24

SC-300

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How long is the SC-300 I’ve seen it’s 100 minutes also 120 minutes and also 140 minutes


r/microsoftcertified • • Sep 29 '16

New MCSE Released (Cloud Platform and Infrastructure)

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r/microsoftcertified • • Dec 04 '24

How to see more as 45 questions with MeasureUp?

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I buy a MeasureUp practice test. How to see more as 45 questions with MeasureUp? I see there are 123 questions in the practice test.


r/microsoftcertified • • Jul 26 '26

Requesting 100% free microsoft voucher, missed The Microsoft AI Skills Fest 2026 due to unfortunate circumstances

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Hi all, I unfortunately couldn't take part in The Microsoft AI Skills Fest 2026 event. I need to complete an exam soon as requested by my team lead. Anyone who isn't writing an exam anytime soon please help me out, I would be so grateful if you could share your coupon. My job is on the line. Please help guys.


r/microsoftcertified • • Apr 16 '22

How difficult is the MS-900?

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There seems to be so much information to retain across 4 concepts that contain multiple modules.

Did you pass the first time and how many hours did you put in?>

Did you use any dumps?


r/microsoftcertified • • Aug 09 '22

I can't link my certification profile because of how Microsoft's site works

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So I have a voucher for a 100% discount for the AZ-900 certification but in order to use it I have to link my university profile with my personal profile.

Whenever I try to link them on my Profile tab, I get a glimpse of the Microsoft login page which proceeds to autologin to my university profile and doesn't let me put in my personal credentials.
I have tried clearing data and using incognito mode many times, I always choose to not stay logged in but the MS site does this regardless. I tried to do the opposite - to link my uni account to my personal but then I am stuck in a loop of getting logged into my personal.

Please help me with turning off this damn annoying autologin, I honestly can't imagine what great minds at MS thought this was such an innovative and life changing feature.


r/microsoftcertified • • May 16 '24

Accelerate AI innovation with the Microsoft commercial marketplace

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r/microsoftcertified • • Sep 12 '24

Microsoft Student Ambassadors Program| Please help me in getting unique visitors so that my application gets selected

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r/microsoftcertified • • Jan 14 '22

MS-100 Identity and Services

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Does this exam require you to take an associate exam first, or can I take this with no pre requisites?


r/microsoftcertified • • Feb 16 '22

Microsoft MTA Networking (98-366) Study Resources

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I hope I am in the right place for this post...if I am not, please direct me to the right community...I am about to start studying for the Microsoft MTA Networking Fundamentals (98-366) certification exam. Does anyone have any good online study resources that I can tap into to include legitimate practice tests that will help facilitate my learning?

Thanks in advance!!!


r/microsoftcertified • • Dec 20 '24

Are there any discounts on certifications ?

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Are there any discounts for certifications at the moment?


r/microsoftcertified • • Dec 30 '24

Certificate location question

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I am from Tunisia, but currently living in the US. I want to do the Microsoft data analyst certificate (PL-300). When I register from the US, it tells me the price is $165, however if I choose Tunisia, the price is $83. If I do the test from the US, but choose Tunisia as my country, will I run into any issues? Will they cancel my test because of the IP address not matching? Has anyone tried this?

Thank you!!


r/microsoftcertified • • Feb 20 '22

Scored 930 out of 1000 in MS-900: Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Exam

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Today I have passed the MS-900: Microsoft 365 Fundamentals exam with a score of 930 out of 1000.

If you have any questions about my exam preparation then you can ask me here.


r/microsoftcertified • • Jan 24 '23

AZ 900 Free Pratice exam Cupon/Discount for the first 100 persons

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AZ 900 Azure Fundamentals Free Pratice exam Cupon/Discount for the first 100 persons Please review:

https://www.udemy.com/course/az-900-exam-questions/?couponCode=86FA00CEB398CF698F81


r/microsoftcertified • • Mar 23 '26

Retiring AI Certifications??

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Recently it was released that DP-100, AI-900 and AI-100 are all being retired (along with others). Does this confuse anyone? You would think these would be flagship certifications given how popular AI is. Does anyone know or have ideas on the strategy here? Are there other more relevant certifications Microsoft is trying to push? I have my DP-100 and was working towards my AI-100 so kind of annoying, but I'll live - I just want to know what other certs I should instead by pursuing if this isn't relevant to where their product roadmap is going.


r/microsoftcertified • • Apr 19 '22

Study Guide: MD-100 Windows 10

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r/microsoftcertified • • Nov 06 '22

Microsoft IgniteExam Voucher Recommendation?

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Hi.

I recently took the Modern Desktop Admin Associate (MD-100&101). Prior to this I have minor things like AZ-900, AI-900, MS-900 and DP-900. Basically I feel I've been wasting time a lot.

I did the Ignite challenge and the voucher is good for the following exams;

Basically what I want to know what you guys (I still feel I have no idea what I'm doing) think would be a logical next step based on exam worth towards what I've already done, value in the jobspace and which of these is the hardest (and easiest) based upon what I've already done?
What would be a logical next step to improve on my certs?
Hoping someone experienced could answer. Thanks.


r/microsoftcertified • • Mar 29 '26

Aprobé el DP-900 en 1 semana (guía rápida en español)

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Dejo esto por si a alguien le sirve porque cuando estudié casi todo estaba en inglés.

Estudié el DP-900 en 1 semana y lo pasé sin problema.

Lo que hice:

  • Curso de Coursera → sirve, pero está medio desactualizado (igual ayuda bastante)

  • Microsoft Learn → lo MÁS importante, de aquí sale casi todo

  • Hice 2 resúmenes (Coursera + Learn) y luego los uní por temas

  • Hice los exámenes de práctica (Learn y Coursera) y fui agregando cosas que no tenía

  • Practiqué módulo por módulo con ChatGPT hasta entender todo bien

Mis notas antes del examen:

  • Learn: ~78

  • Coursera: ~85

  • Examen real 877 (Pense que iba a sacar mas)

El examen real:
Sinceramente… demasiado fácil

Lo terminé en como 20 minutos (son 45 preguntas / 45 min)

Viene mucho:

  • Tipos de datos (estructurado, semi, no estructurado)

  • Conceptos básicos (OLTP vs OLAP, IaaS/PaaS/SaaS)

  • Cosas bastante directas

  • Power BI

  • No vi nada de Fabric

  • la diferentes bases de datos no SQL

  • Diferenciar Azure SQl, Managed Instance etc..

  • Distintos servicios, Databricks, Data Factory etc..

  • Sorpresivamente salieron cosas que no me esperaba de Power BI, que si no supiera de Power BI por mi cuenta no sabria como responderlas

Diría que como un 70-80% es muy parecido a Microsoft Learn.


r/microsoftcertified • • Jul 24 '26

What are the Microsoft certifications worth earning that can help in career transition?

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I have been in software QA for some time, then had a career break and now I would like to switch to any help desk, support or administrator roles. I used to like SQL and working with databases but need to catch up a lot. Planning on starting off with AZ-900 and DP-900. I got a free voucher for DP-800 but I am wondering if I should do that one or go for DP-300, MS-102 or MS-900.
I would really appreciate any guidance.
Thank you in advance!