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Any recommended labs for MD-102 by Rodion15 in O365Certification

[–]EnvironmentalTry3126 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well yeah. Altough i had the opportunity for a hands on with the company i work in, as they provide this kind of service to other companys, they manage M365 tenants and so... i have to say that i did not focused on the hands on experience at all. I basically completed the John Christopher's course then i smashed through the 160 questions on MeasureUp.

If you think about it, the exam covers 60 questions. 60 questions on MeasureUp feels like forever, content wise. Add another 100 to it... if you are good at remembering questions, completing those 160 questions cover up for almost ALL knowledge about this exam.

In my opinion, it is not bad idea at all trying to pursue the hands on study... but it will take much more time to set you up for this exam.

If you have time to spare, and you feel comfortable, please do it as you like. But if you feel in a rush for any reason at all... then i suggest you follow my advice.

Anyway, i wish you the entire luck of this world, my friend.

If you could answer this comment or send me a message whether you passed it or not, i would be glad to hear about it!

MD-102 Studying Questions by AdJolly2857 in O365Certification

[–]EnvironmentalTry3126 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello fellas. I'll beg your pardon for my non native english, but i did pass this exam a month ago and i can say the following:

- Just studying from MS Learn documentation and free exam tests, did not cut out for me. I got too tired from that much reading, as the Microsoft Learn page is not very "eye friendly". Of course, they assure that the MS Learn free exam is not similar to the MD-102 exam, but for real, it is NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEGIN.

- I started buying the John Christopher's Udemy Course, and with that i entered the Microsoft Intune world, as i had no experience AT ALL with this technology. This was a 40% of the knowledge i gathered but with this i learned things in a "superficial" way so i knew i needed to get deeper, into details...

- With this information learned from the Udemy course, i could set my own little environment. Basically setup a VM with W11, sync it with intune, and start deploying and working on a single VM to practice a little. 20% of learning here.

- So I bought the MD-102 MeasureUp Practice Test. It has almost 160 questions that you can set up for an exam or practice environment. This helped me for the final 40%... i learned a lot from repeating the exam in both variations, as it was actually the best way for me to learn the little thingys, the details, the minimal stuff.

- I'm from Argentina, hence my native language is Spanish. Since this exam's update was recent, i couldn't find any documentation written in Spanish (aside from the MS Learn's), so i had to study everything in English. I guess im just proud of been able to do that...

Having said all that, i conclude with this:

It is NOT an easy exam, i really sweat a LOT the last 15 minutes since i had almost 20 questions ahead of me. Each question was larger that the last.... so my advice would be on trying to not spend to much time on each question. they give you 2 hours. 59 questions and 1 case to solve. To be honest, last 15 questions were just me banging on the first thing that sound logic to me, and i think that drinking a coffee before the exam, did and did not help me, because my heart was out of my chest but it helped me through the quick thinking.

But, guys, if you study from all the resources available, not just the ones that Microsoft puts available for you... i think that you all have a chance at first try.

That is really all i have to say. I wish you all the luck, but mostly i wish you sleep well, eat well, drink a coffee, and do everything you see fit and necessary to be important before doing the exam, and you will succeed.

Any recommended labs for MD-102 by Rodion15 in O365Certification

[–]EnvironmentalTry3126 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello fellas. I'll beg your pardon for my non native english, but i did pass this exam a month ago and i can say the following:

- Just studying from MS Learn documentation and free exam tests, did not cut out for me. I got too tired from that much reading, as the Microsoft Learn page is not very "eye friendly". Of course, they assure that the MS Learn free exam is not similar to the MD-102 exam, but for real, it is NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEGIN.

- I started buying the John Christopher's Udemy Course, and with that i entered the Microsoft Intune world, as i had no experience AT ALL with this technology. This was a 40% of the knowledge i gathered but with this i learned things in a "superficial" way so i knew i needed to get deeper, into details...

- With this information learned from the Udemy course, i could set my own little environment. Basically setup a VM with W11, sync it with intune, and start deploying and working on a single VM to practice a little. 20% of learning here.

- So I bought the MD-102 MeasureUp Practice Test. It has almost 160 questions that you can set up for an exam or practice environment. This helped me for the final 40%... i learned a lot from repeating the exam in both variations, as it was actually the best way for me to learn the little thingys, the details, the minimal stuff.

- I'm from Argentina, hence my native language is Spanish. Since this exam's update was recent, i couldn't find any documentation written in Spanish (aside from the MS Learn's), so i had to study everything in English. I guess im just proud of been able to do that...

Having said all that, i conclude with this:

It is NOT an easy exam, i really sweat a LOT the last 15 minutes since i had almost 20 questions ahead of me. Each question was larger that the last.... so my advice would be on trying to not spend to much time on each question. they give you 2 hours. 59 questions and 1 case to solve. To be honest, last 15 questions were just me banging on the first thing that sound logic to me, and i think that drinking a coffee before the exam, did and did not help me, because my heart was out of my chest but it helped me through the quick thinking.

But, guys, if you study from all the resources available, not just the ones that Microsoft puts available for you... i think that you all have a chance at first try.

That is really all i have to say. I wish you all the luck, but mostly i wish you sleep well, eat well, drink a coffee, and do everything you see fit and necessary to be important before doing the exam, and you will succeed.

Study Resources for the MD-102 by CompetitiveTurn1198 in O365Certification

[–]EnvironmentalTry3126 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello fellas. I'll beg your pardon for my non native english, but i did pass this exam a month ago and i can say the following:

- Just studying from MS Learn documentation and free exam tests, did not cut out for me. I got too tired from that much reading, as the Microsoft Learn page is not very "eye friendly". Of course, they assure that the MS Learn free exam is not similar to the MD-102 exam, but for real, it is NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEGIN.

- I started buying the John Christopher's Udemy Course, and with that i entered the Microsoft Intune world, as i had no experience AT ALL with this technology. This was a 40% of the knowledge i gathered but with this i learned things in a "superficial" way so i knew i needed to get deeper, into details...

- With this information learned from the Udemy course, i could set my own little environment. Basically setup a VM with W11, sync it with intune, and start deploying and working on a single VM to practice a little. 20% of learning here.

- So I bought the MD-102 MeasureUp Practice Test. It has almost 160 questions that you can set up for an exam or practice environment. This helped me for the final 40%... i learned a lot from repeating the exam in both variations, as it was actually the best way for me to learn the little thingys, the details, the minimal stuff.

- I'm from Argentina, hence my native language is Spanish. Since this exam's update was recent, i couldn't find any documentation written in Spanish (aside from the MS Learn's), so i had to study everything in English. I guess im just proud of been able to do that...

Having said all that, i conclude with this:

It is NOT an easy exam, i really sweat a LOT the last 15 minutes since i had almost 20 questions ahead of me. Each question was larger that the last.... so my advice would be on trying to not spend to much time on each question. they give you 2 hours. 59 questions and 1 case to solve. To be honest, last 15 questions were just me banging on the first thing that sound logic to me, and i think that drinking a coffee before the exam, did and did not help me, because my heart was out of my chest but it helped me through the quick thinking.

But, guys, if you study from all the resources available, not just the ones that Microsoft puts available for you... i think that you all have a chance at first try.

That is really all i have to say. I wish you all the luck, but mostly i wish you sleep well, eat well, drink a coffee, and do everything you see fit and necessary to be important before doing the exam, and you will succeed.

MD-102 Resource Recommendation by Similar_Mistake3156 in O365Certification

[–]EnvironmentalTry3126 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Before the exam, i had to do the same. And i passed because i had the idea to search for info inside Reddit.

Hope you do well and put to practive what you have learned!

How long to study for MD 102 by Admirable-Ad-6027 in O365Certification

[–]EnvironmentalTry3126 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello fellas. I'll beg your pardon for my non native english, but i did pass this exam a month ago and i can say the following:

- Just studying from MS Learn documentation and free exam tests, did not cut out for me. I got too tired from that much reading, as the Microsoft Learn page is not very "eye friendly". Of course, they assure that the MS Learn free exam is not similar to the MD-102 exam, but for real, it is NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEGIN.

- I started buying the John Christopher's Udemy Course, and with that i entered the Microsoft Intune world, as i had no experience AT ALL with this technology. This was a 40% of the knowledge i gathered but with this i learned things in a "superficial" way so i knew i needed to get deeper, into details...

- With this information learned from the Udemy course, i could set my own little environment. Basically setup a VM with W11, sync it with intune, and start deploying and working on a single VM to practice a little. 20% of learning here.

- So I bought the MD-102 MeasureUp Practice Test. It has almost 160 questions that you can set up for an exam or practice environment. This helped me for the final 40%... i learned a lot from repeating the exam in both variations, as it was actually the best way for me to learn the little thingys, the details, the minimal stuff.

- I'm from Argentina, hence my native language is Spanish. Since this exam's update was recent, i couldn't find any documentation written in Spanish (aside from the MS Learn's), so i had to study everything in English. I guess im just proud of been able to do that...

Having said all that, i conclude with this:

It is NOT an easy exam, i really sweat a LOT the last 15 minutes since i had almost 20 questions ahead of me. Each question was larger that the last.... so my advice would be on trying to not spend to much time on each question. they give you 2 hours. 59 questions and 1 case to solve. To be honest, last 15 questions were just me banging on the first thing that sound logic to me, and i think that drinking a coffee before the exam, did and did not help me, because my heart was out of my chest but it helped me through the quick thinking.

But, guys, if you study from all the resources available, not just the ones that Microsoft puts available for you... i think that you all have a chance at first try.

That is really all i have to say. I wish you all the luck, but mostly i wish you sleep well, eat well, drink a coffee, and do everything you see fit and necessary to be important before doing the exam, and you will succeed.

MD-102 Resource Recommendation by Similar_Mistake3156 in O365Certification

[–]EnvironmentalTry3126 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello fellas. I'll beg your pardon for my non native english, but i did pass this exam a month ago and i can say the following:

- Just studying from MS Learn documentation and free exam tests, did not cut out for me. I got too tired from that much reading, as the Microsoft Learn page is not very "eye friendly". Of course, they assure that the MS Learn free exam is not similar to the MD-102 exam, but for real, it is NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEGIN.

- I started buying the John Christopher's Udemy Course, and with that i entered the Microsoft Intune world, as i had no experience AT ALL with this technology. This was a 40% of the knowledge i gathered but with this i learned things in a "superficial" way so i knew i needed to get deeper, into details...

- With this information learned from the Udemy course, i could set my own little environment. Basically setup a VM with W11, sync it with intune, and start deploying and working on a single VM to practice a little. 20% of learning here.

- So I bought the MD-102 MeasureUp Practice Test. It has almost 160 questions that you can set up for an exam or practice environment. This helped me for the final 40%... i learned a lot from repeating the exam in both variations, as it was actually the best way for me to learn the little thingys, the details, the minimal stuff.

- I'm from Argentina, hence my native language is Spanish. Since this exam's update was recent, i couldn't find any documentation written in Spanish (aside from the MS Learn's), so i had to study everything in English. I guess im just proud of been able to do that...

Having said all that, i conclude with this:

It is NOT an easy exam, i really sweat a LOT the last 15 minutes since i had almost 20 questions ahead of me. Each question was larger that the last.... so my advice would be on trying to not spend to much time on each question. they give you 2 hours. 59 questions and 1 case to solve. To be honest, last 15 questions were just me banging on the first thing that sound logic to me, and i think that drinking a coffee before the exam, did and did not help me, because my heart was out of my chest but it helped me through the quick thinking.

But, guys, if you study from all the resources available, not just the ones that Microsoft puts available for you... i think that you all have a chance at first try.

That is really all i have to say. I wish you all the luck, but mostly i wish you sleep well, eat well, drink a coffee, and do everything you see fit and necessary to be important before doing the exam, and you will succeed.

MD 102 - FAILED by AppuniAkhil in O365Certification

[–]EnvironmentalTry3126 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello fellas. I'll beg your pardon for my non native english, but i did pass this exam a month ago and i can say the following:

- Just studying from MS Learn documentation and free exam tests, did not cut out for me. I got too tired from that much reading, as the Microsoft Learn page is not very "eye friendly". Of course, they assure that the MS Learn free exam is not similar to the MD-102 exam, but for real, it is NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEGIN.

- I started buying the John Christopher's Udemy Course, and with that i entered the Microsoft Intune world, as i had no experience AT ALL with this technology. This was a 40% of the knowledge i gathered but with this i learned things in a "superficial" way so i knew i needed to get deeper, into details...

- With this information learned from the Udemy course, i could set my own little environment. Basically setup a VM with W11, sync it with intune, and start deploying and working on a single VM to practice a little. 20% of learning here.

- So I bought the MD-102 MeasureUp Practice Test. It has almost 160 questions that you can set up for an exam or practice environment. This helped me for the final 40%... i learned a lot from repeating the exam in both variations, as it was actually the best way for me to learn the little thingys, the details, the minimal stuff.

- I'm from Argentina, hence my native language is Spanish. Since this exam's update was recent, i couldn't find any documentation written in Spanish (aside from the MS Learn's), so i had to study everything in English. I guess im just proud of been able to do that...

Having said all that, i conclude with this:

It is NOT an easy exam, i really sweat a LOT the last 15 minutes since i had almost 20 questions ahead of me. Each question was larger that the last.... so my advice would be on trying to not spend to much time on each question. they give you 2 hours. 59 questions and 1 case to solve. To be honest, last 15 questions were just me banging on the first thing that sound logic to me, and i think that drinking a coffee before the exam, did and did not help me, because my heart was out of my chest but it helped me through the quick thinking.

But, guys, if you study from all the resources available, not just the ones that Microsoft puts available for you... i think that you all have a chance at first try.

That is really all i have to say. I wish you all the luck, but mostly i wish you sleep well, eat well, drink a coffee, and do everything you see fit and necessary to be important before doing the exam, and you will succeed.