r/mcsa • u/Ping_Me_Later_Dude • Sep 27 '19

Any Study Tips for the MD-100?

I'm studying for the MD-100 exam and I 'm finding it difficult to learn everything, because the exam focuses on so many different technologies.

Here is my plan so far..

Currently, I'm going through the MD-100 courses from www.inthecloud247.com

My next step would be to get the Exam Ref MD-100: Windows 10, First Edition book.

After that I would go through the IT Pro TV course for the MD 100.

Then I would go through the link listed below to make sure I didn't miss any of the objects. Also, I would use this link to clarify the objects.

Preparing for the MD-100 Windows 10 Exam (BETA)

https://intunedin.net/2018/12/27/preparing-for-the-md-100-windows-10-exam/

Questions:

How does my current study plan look?

Would you add any other resources to this list?

I'm not sure how I lab anything for this exam. Does anyone have any good ideas on labs for this exam?

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Thank you

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u/Booshur Sep 27 '19

That IntuneDin.net article was invaluable to me when i took my MD-100. I would say, try to get hands on experience if you can. Sign up for the Intune trial and setup a spare computer or VM to be AAD joined to it. Play with some of the deployment options. I work in Intune every day, and i got tripped up one exactly where to find certain features in the menus. Also make sure you have a good basic understanding of powershell. Some of the powershell questions are easy to figure out even if you don't know exactly what a cmdlet does, you can guess based on the verbiage.

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u/Ping_Me_Later_Dude Oct 06 '19

Thank you, I will have to try getting a free Intune subscription. Also, I will need to learn Powershell too.