Hi everyone!
I’m happy to share that I’ve recently earned my MongoDB Certified Associate Developer certification.
It was a great learning journey through MongoDB University, and I’m excited to continue growing in the MongoDB ecosystem.
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First of all, congratulations! What is the difficulty level of the exam? Do you think I would do well, considering that I got all the questions right in the ‘associate developer practice questions’ with a score of 100%?
Thank you. I cannot say that the exam was easy because I encountered really advanced level questions. But don’t let this scare you, with good preparation you will pass the exam very easily. The method I followed was as follows: I proceeded by reading the contents of all possible questions in the exam study guide and the documentation. AI doesn’t always give the right answers. My advice is to stick to the documentation. And of course, you must have learned all the questions in the practice question because some of the questions are similar questions in the same scenarios.
Congrats! 
Becoming a MongoDB Certified Associate Developer is a solid achievement. It shows you’ve got a strong grasp of core MongoDB concepts—CRUD operations, schema design, indexes, aggregation, and performance basics.
Certifications like this are especially valuable because MongoDB is widely used across modern backend systems, microservices, and cloud-native apps. It’s great proof of your skills whether you’re aiming for new job opportunities, leveling up your current role, or just strengthening your foundation in NoSQL databases.
Enjoy the milestone—you earned it! 
If you’re planning to go further, the Developer or Architect certifications are also great next steps. Let us know how your journey goes!
Congratulations on becoming MongoDB certified!
Thank you so much, Heather! 
Honored to receive this recognition from the MongoDB team.
Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, James!
I truly appreciate you taking the time to acknowledge this milestone.
