Scheduling test for MS exam

Michael Kerman 0 Reputation points
2026-05-22T21:29:57.3966667+00:00

When I click the link to register to set up my exam for MS-700 I keep getting redirected to Microsoft learning. But there's no tab to register.

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    2026-05-22T21:30:07.8766667+00:00

    Use the certification and exam detail pages to reach the correct scheduling flow and then complete registration through Pearson VUE.

    1. Go to the MS-700 study guide or certification page and use the provided links to reach the certification details:
      • For example, from the study guide, follow How to earn the certification, which leads to the Teams Administrator Associate certification page.
    2. On the certification detail page, scroll down until the Schedule exam section appears.
    3. In Schedule exam, select the exam delivery provider (typically Schedule with Pearson VUE for MS-700). Most exams only show Pearson VUE.
    4. After clicking the schedule button:
      • Sign in or create a Microsoft Learn profile if prompted.
      • Ensure a legal name is added to the Learn profile that matches the legal ID; otherwise, the exam cannot be taken.
      • Enter the required address, phone number, and contact email, then select Submit to be redirected to Pearson VUE.
    5. Complete the remaining scheduling steps on Pearson VUE (choose date, time, and whether to take the exam online or at a test center).

    If the page keeps looping back to Microsoft Learn without showing the Schedule exam section, verify that the correct exam details page is open (not just a generic learning or documentation page) and that sign-in to the Learn profile is completed. From the Learn profile, exam appointments can also be viewed, rescheduled, or canceled once successfully booked.


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