Prepare For Certification - MB-820: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Developer

And finally, after around 10 years there is a certification again for Business Central Developers. Since there is no official book there are few ways to prepare by using online resources. Do not take this exam for granted event the old one was not easy even for the experienced developers :D nevertheless I hope that following links will help you prepare as best as possible.

Review the study guide:
Study guide for Exam MB-820: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Developer | Microsoft Learn

Complete the training:

Course MB-820T00---A: Dynamics 365 Business Central Developer - Training | Microsoft Learn

There are also instructor materials available on GitHub that you can access for free:

MicrosoftLearning/MB-820-Business-Central-Developer-Certification (github.com)

What can I say more happy preparation 😊

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