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Independent, original articles on preparing for SAP's 2026 performance-based exams — what changed, how to practise, and how to choose a legitimate path. New for the hubs? Start with the guides.
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SAP SD interview questions and how to answer them
The six themes an SAP SD interview returns to — structure, order to cash, pricing, availability, integration, scenarios — and how to build your answers.
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SAP exam scoring and cut scores explained
What a passing score on an SAP certification exam actually means, why the cut score varies from 50% to the low-80s across exams, and how to aim comfortably above the bar instead of scraping it.
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How SAP performance-based exams are graded (2026)
How the grade is actually produced on SAP's performance-based exams — competency-based scoring of tasks and scenarios, how results roll up against the cut score, and why there's no partial credit toward the certification.
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SAP MM vs SD certification: C_TS452 vs C_TS462 (which to choose)
SAP MM vs SD in 2026: C_TS452 Sourcing & Procurement (the modern MM, procure-to-pay) vs C_TS462 Sales (the modern SD, order-to-cash). Coverage, formats, cut scores, and how to choose.
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SAP S/4HANA logistics & supply-chain certifications compared
SAP's S/4HANA operations certifications each map to one line of business: procurement, sales, production planning, warehouse, transportation, project systems. A side-by-side comparison of what each covers, its format, its cut score, and which one to choose.
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The ECC-to-S/4HANA migration and what it means for your career
As organizations move from SAP ECC to S/4HANA, demand shifts toward consultants with current S/4HANA skills and away from ECC-only profiles. Which ECC-era skills transfer, the reskilling path by module, and how S/4HANA certification positions you.
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