Link, here in this blog Kevin spoke about the differences in the topics covered for DP 700 comparing it to the DP 600 exam, the topics covering the differences through visuals on topic level.

I imagine many of you are using the Microsoft Fabric Trial. As many articles indicate, this trial is equivalent to the F64 capacity. I understand that there are limitations for any capacity below this level, and you can find them across different articles, but I haven’t seen one that summarizes them clearly and directly. Here are some of the limitations I’m aware of: - You cannot use Power BI content, semantic models, reports, etc. - You cannot create Workspace Identities directly from Fabric (although I understand they can still be managed from Azure). - You cannot create private connection links to resources behind a VPN in Azure. - Deployment pipelines seem to have some type of limitation, but I’m unsure whether it’s specific to Power BI items or applies to all Fabric items. Does anyone know of other limitations or have experience working with capacities below F64 that they’d like to share?

Alhumdulillah! I passed my exam on 28th December 🙂. Here's my exam prep sources: • Will's Fabric Course • Learn with Priyanka's Practice Questions • Exam Cram Session here on Skool Special thanks to @Will Needham 's Fabric Course on YouTube and this Skool community for helping me gather these resources for the exam prep. Good luck to everyone who has their exams scheduled in January! 😀

Just wanted to wish everyone here a fantastic 2025 - let's make it a great year 😀💪 Do you have any goals for the year? Share them below for some accountability! 👇

Yesterday, I passed the DP-600 exam with a score of 883! I dedicated two weeks to studying the theoretical material, but my three months of hands-on experience with Microsoft Fabric at work were absolutely essential, particularly for the Data Engineering portion of the exam. Here are some tips for anyone preparing for this certification: 1. MS Learn Strategy: Save MS Learn for the final part of the exam to review marked questions. It can help you answer 3–4 questions with certainty. Syntax-related questions (Spark, SQL, KQL, etc.) are usually the easiest to cross-check in MS Learn. 2. Pre-November 15th Content: Material from before November 15th is still highly relevant. Special thanks to @WillNedham for the incredible 6-hour video resource! 3. First-Time onVue Exams: If this is your first onVue exam, read tips about the exam process itself. Understanding the format—sandbox environment, practice tests, case studies, etc.—is crucial for being well-prepared. 4. I found the dataflow-related questions challenging because they included large images and were quite detailed. Good luck to everyone studying for the DP-600! Credential Link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/users/alejandroferrerahernandez-6233/credentials/9c251753e99e7888?ref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2F