I passed MB2-719 (Dynamics 365 for Marketing) today and here is what I learned by passing all Microsoft Dynamics 365 examinations

Hi everyone!

After a ridiculously busy 2018, I finished the year strong by passing the sixth and last Microsoft Dynamics 365 examination: MB2-719 (Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Marketing).

As you can expect, I launched a course on MS Dynamics Certified to help you pass MB2-719. It follows the exact same format as my other courses: a complete study guide, a study plan and 2 full-length practice examinations that cover all topics that you will encounter on the actual examination. You can find it here. Before you attempt this course, I highly recommend you to pass MB2-715 (Online Deployment) and MB2-716 (Customization and Configuration).

After passing 6 examinations, I have learned many things along the way to ensure that I pass every single exam on the first attempt. Here is a brief overview.

Practice Exams Matter

Difficult practice exams matter. The practice exams you will find on MS Dynamics Certified are, on average, more difficult than what you will find on the real examination. This is done entirely on purpose. The objective is to ensure that you are actually over-prepared when you walk to the exam room.

Go Through The Exam Objectives

Make sure that you cover every single small detail, especially if you are preparing for a Microsoft Dynamics 365 examination. Microsoft loves to quiz you on small details that most people would tend to overlook. Small details can truly make the difference between passing and failing.

Manage Your Stress

This is key, especially if you know yourself and suffer from exam anxiety. This is why being over-prepared and taking care of yourself matters. I highly recommend that you do intense physical activity before taking the exam. It can be anything you wish: spinning, CrossFit, circuit training or running. This will ensure that your excess energy is used up and to increase your focus during the exam. A study made at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign actually proved it.

Happy learning!