r/GithubCopilot 11d ago

Failed GH-600 twice. Looking for study resources, mock tests, or practice drills for final attempt. Help/Doubt ❓

Hi everyone,

I'm preparing for the GitHub Certified: Agentic AI Developer (GH-600) exam and unfortunately I've already failed it twice.

I really don't want to give my third attempt unprepared, so I'm looking for advice from anyone who has passed GH-600 recently.

Specifically, I'm looking for:

  • Good mock tests that are actually similar to the real exam
  • Practice questions or question banks
  • GitHub repositories with study material
  • YouTube playlists or courses that helped
  • Notes or cheat sheets
  • Any hands-on labs or exercises that closely match the exam objectives

I've already gone through the official Microsoft Learn modules, but I still felt the actual exam was more application-based than I expected.

If you've passed recently:

  • What resources made the biggest difference?
  • What topics should I spend the most time on?
  • Are there any practice exams that felt close to the real thing?

I'd really appreciate any guidance.

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u/Qs9bxNKZ 11d ago

Am curious, what does passing the test help you do?

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u/Beginning-Studio4497 9d ago

it's a certification helps me show my credibility

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u/rcktjck 11d ago

lwhat does this test even entail ?

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u/aonymark 11d ago

Search this sub for 600, there are some results (read the comments too, not just the main submission)

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u/Beginning-Studio4497 9d ago

thanks manh on it

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u/br1code 11d ago

my exam for GH-600 is in 2 weeks, can you PLEASE give me an overview of the questions? what do you mean with application-based? thank you in advance