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For an online GH-300 appointment, check in directly through your Microsoft Learn certification profile; you do not need to wait for an Outlook email link.
Check-in steps
- Check-in is available 30 minutes before through 15 minutes after the scheduled appointment time.
- Sign in to Microsoft Learn using the personal Microsoft account associated with your Microsoft Certification profile.
- Select your profile picture → Profile.
- In the profile navigation, select Certifications.
- Find GH-300 under your upcoming appointments and select Go to the exam.
- On the Pearson VUE page, select GH-300 under Purchased Online Exams.
- Select Begin exam. This button starts the required self-check-in process.
- Follow the prompts to install or launch the secure browser, photograph your ID and testing area, and connect with the greeter/proctor. ^1^
Microsoft also recommends signing in about 15 minutes early. ^2^
Before the appointment
On the same computer and internet connection you will use for the exam:
- Run the Pearson OnVUE system test again.
- Sign in to the computer with local administrator permissions.
- Stop unnecessary background processes and disable browser pop-up blocking.
- Have a current government-issued ID whose name exactly matches your Certification profile.
- Prepare a private room and clear the desk and surrounding testing area.
- Keep your phone nearby for check-in photos or contact from the proctor, but place it out of arm’s reach after check-in. ^1^
If Go to the exam does not appear, first confirm that you signed in with the same personal Microsoft account used to schedule GH-300. Try an InPrivate or Incognito browser if the Learn profile does not load correctly. If the exam fails to launch during the check-in window, use Pearson OnVUE Support live chat; if you cannot access the Learn appointment, open a Microsoft Credentials support case. ^1^
If GH-300 was booked at a physical test center, these online check-in steps do not apply; follow the appointment confirmation and report to the selected center instead. Microsoft exam scheduling supports either online delivery or a local test center, depending on availability. ^3^
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