MB-335

No. Microsoft's exam page states that this exam was retired on June 30, 2026, at 11:59 PM Central Standard Time. Microsoft's guidance is to complete an exam before its retirement date for it to count toward certification; after that date, refer to the related certification for current exam requirements.

The passing score was 700, as listed on Microsoft's exam page. Scores are scaled, so 700 does not mean 70 percent of questions correct. Microsoft links to its own explanation of exam scores for details on how scaled scores are calculated and reported.

Microsoft listed five measured areas: configure products (15–20%), configure production prerequisites (20–25%), implement production methods (15–20%), configure production control (20–25%), and implement additional supply chain management features (10–15%). The ranges show emphasis, not exact item counts, and no total question count or time limit was published on the page.

Microsoft's page does not state the item format, question count, or duration. It does point candidates to a free practice assessment described as a way to test skills with practice questions. Because the exam is retired, treat any third-party claims about its length or item types as unverified.

Microsoft listed English and Japanese. The English version was updated on June 20, 2025, and Microsoft notes that a localized version, if available, is updated approximately eight weeks after that date, though localized versions may sometimes miss that schedule.

Microsoft highly recommended taking MB-330 before MB-335, because MB-330 focuses on core supply chain management operations and features in Dynamics 365. Building that foundation first makes the advanced production, planning, and costing scenarios on the expert exam easier to reason about.

Microsoft positions it as an expert-level exam for consultants who design solutions for complex requirements, so expect scenario-based reasoning across production control, production methods, and master planning rather than simple definition recall. The page gives no published pass rate, so difficulty claims from other sources should be treated with caution.

Microsoft states that the exam is part of the requirements for Microsoft Certified: Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Functional Consultant Expert, and directs candidates to the related certification for requirements after the retirement date. Check that certification page on Microsoft Learn for the exams currently required.

Start from the current Microsoft Learn certification and exam pages rather than this retired exam. Microsoft's page pointed to self-paced learning paths, instructor-led training, a training and certification guide, and a free practice assessment, and those resource types remain the sensible preparation path for whichever exam now covers this role.