Hello Alina,

There is a nice article from Michael Melter here:

And my own “tips” is to practice the console and the features. Test every options, every menu of VBR.

Good luck for your exam and keep us updated on your sucess ;-)

Hey @alinamikel , 

I moved your post in this group since this is our VMCE dedicated group. 

@coolsport00 is our leader and he can share tips &tricks :)  

where is he? 

Hi @alinamikel -

Welcome to the Community and VMCE Study Hall page! The very 1st post I did on here a few months ago, myself and several other Community members shared what they do & suggest for VMCE study prep. See the below post and comments for suggestions:

Also, I shared a post where several Community members (again, including myself) shared our VMCE post-exam experiences. See the post below:
 

Hopefully the information in each of those helps you out.

Also, if you look throughout this Study Hall page, you’ll see about 3 VMCE practice questions during a given week. I think I’ve posted about 30 or so questions to help you study.

Hopefully all these resources help you out.

Best.

Hi Alina,

Some resources I've been using to study

https://rasmushaslund.com/vmce-practice-exam/
https://community.veeam.com/blogs-and-podcasts-57/back-to-veeam-university-3845
https://www.veeam.com/support/help-center-technical-documentation.htmlhttps://go.veeam.com/hands-on-lab-experience

In this group here you will find several tips and questions that can help you too.

Good luck!! 

Best prep is -

1. Hands on using the product 

2. Read the help guide and best practice guide

3. Watch the videos from Rasmus that Beth linked above.

You need hands on to understand the concepts and navigation of the interface.

Keep in mind...any 3rd party ‘practice test’ which is a “brain dump” test is not authorized by Veeam and would violate VMCE test taking rules. You would then be subject to certification restrictions and/or removal.

@Madi.Cristil - probably would be beneficial to remove the previous comment/quote post as well. Thank you. 

Hi @coolsport00 ! Good catch I trashed all that! 

Thank you Madi! 

yes i know! thank you for sharing !

@alinamikel - no problem

Hi ​@alinamikel I think the best way to learn something is try to teach what you are studing, if the person understand you, you are ready to pass exam, do your job, be confident with yourself. 
if you have no one to tech, try speak at loud you will improve you knowledge a lot.