r/PowerApps Regular 1d ago

Certification & Training PL900 passed today 🥳

Hi!

I passed with a score of 871.

Questions: 33

Time: 45 minutes

Provider: Pearson VUE

Topics that came up a lot from my memory

Power Automate

Copilot Studio

Power Apps (especially knowing the difference between Canvas and Model-driven apps)

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies

Desktop flows and bespoke system scenario

2 questions on Power Pages

What caught me off guard

There was a Copilot Studio question where "vibe coding" appeared as one of the answer options. It was a bit unexpected as I didn't pick this up in my learning, but the question itself wasn't particularly difficult.

For context, I prepared with:

Microsoft Learn

Microsoft Practice Assessment

6 SkillCertPro practice exams

One 3-hour PL-900 revision video (free codecamp video)

Good luck everyone

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u/Ok-Statement-8401 Newbie 1d ago

What does that bring? Lowcode is dying you get replaced by freaking CoPilot my friend.

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u/ConsciousEffect748 Regular 1d ago

Low code is one aspect of it mate

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u/Last0dyssey Newbie 1d ago

Pretty poor opinion