What to expect from the exam?

I found practicing my test-taking technique to be just as important as learning the contents of the exam. Understanding the format of this test will help you structure the way you study for it.

• There are 60 multiple-choice questions and 105 minutes to complete.

• 65% is the passing score, which means you need 39 correct answers.

• You may take the test at a test center, or remotely on your own computer. The second option is monitored through a webcam and you must submit your biometrics and follow strict guidelines beforehand, but maybe worth it if you don’t have a test center near you or need more flexibility in terms of scheduling. You can find the information about scheduling your exam and the guidelines here.

• The fee to take the test is $200 and the retake fee is $100.

• Every question is worth 1 mark on the test. Some questions will ask you to pick more than one correct answer but you either get the whole point or nothing. There are no partial marks for a multi-select question.

• The questions on the exam are scenario-based. Some questions are longer than others.

• You can mark questions for review on your screen during the test, and that’s a tool I highly recommend using so you can maximize your efficiency during the test.

• When taking the test, if you know the answer to a question right away, don’t dwell on it or second-guess yourself. Pick your answer and move on. Likewise, if you don’t know the answer, mark it for review and come back to it later so you have time to answer the ones you know.

• Use all the allotted time given on the test and read each question carefully, while always being mindful of the clock. I recommend spending 80 minutes on the 60 questions, allowing yourself the remaining 25 minutes for questions marked for review. So if you see yourself spending over 1 minute per question, it may be time to move quicker.

• Some of the multiple-choice options will have made-up names for things such as a “List” Report Format which doesn’t exist or is not one of the report formats in Salesforce. You can eliminate those options easily right off the bat.

• None of the exams are open books so you may not bring any notes, hard copy material or take notes with you during the exam.

Salesforce Admins are high in Demand and by learning from this course you will be able to Pass the Salesforce Administrator Certification Exam very easily and get a job that pays very well.

you don't require any specific skill set to learn this course and you just need a Computer/Laptop with an Internet connection.

Below are the topics we covered in this course :

• Salesforce Terminology and Icons.

• How Salesforce Organizes the data.

• Salesforce App, Standard Objects, and Custom Objects.

• Creating and Managing Users.

• Salesforce OWD and Security features like Object-level Access,

• Permission Sets, Record Access, Record Access Via Sharing Rules, and Record Types.

• How does the Sales Process work in Salesforce?

• Data Management using Data Loader & Workflow Automation.

• Reports and Dashboards and Much more !!!

In just a few weeks you will become an expert in Salesforce administration if you go through the entire course

Who this course is for:

• This course is designed for students who are willing to pass the Salesforce Administrator Certification Exam.

• Any CRM Admin who would like to switch to Salesforce technology, this course is ideal for you.

• There are no Pre-requisites, you just need interest and commitment to dive into Salesforce Technology