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lakshmipriym
Kilo Contributor

Hello everyone,

 

I am new to the ServiceNow community and would like to learn more about ServiceNow and its different technologies. I look forward to learning from the community and getting guidance from experienced members.

 

Thank you!

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TharaS657398130
Tera Guru

Hi,

I would suggest you to start with fundamentals of ServiceNow. Refer these youtube channels :

1. SaaS with ServiceNow

2. Basico ServiceNow

3. Tech with Pri

They give amazing content clear and easy explanation! All the best 
P.S you can also checkout my profile for working on some practical demos of interesting stuff in PDI

yashkamde
Giga Sage

Hello @lakshmipriym ,

 

Below are the key points which you should focused on :

 

1. ServiceNow Administration (CSA)—Start with the System Administrator learning path and prepare for the CSA certification. Learn users, groups, tables, forms, lists, security, notifications, update sets, and platform fundamentals.

2. Scripting – Spend time learning JavaScript along with ServiceNow scripting concepts like Client Scripts, Business Rules, Script Includes, GlideRecord, GlideAjax, UI Actions, and Flow Designer. Strong scripting skills are expected in most ServiceNow roles.

3. ITSM Fundamentals – Get hands-on with Incident, Problem, Change, Knowledge, Service Catalog, and Request Management. These are the most commonly used modules in real-world projects.

4. Build on a Personal Developer Instance (PDI) – Create your own applications and implement real-world use cases instead of only following tutorials. Practical experience is what interviewers often look for.

5. Learn Integrations and Automation – Explore REST APIs, Import Sets, Transform Maps, IntegrationHub, and Flow Designer, as these are widely used in projects.

6. Practice Interview Scenarios – Understand common ServiceNow interview questions and be prepared to explain the logic behind your implementations.

 

Once you're comfortable with the above, you can specialize in modules like HRSD, CSM, GRC, ITOM, or AI-powered capabilities such as Now Assist, depending on your career interests and market demand.

The key is to balance learning with hands-on practice.

 

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SohamTipnis
Mega Sage

Hi @lakshmipriym,

 

Welcome to the ServiceNow family!!!🎊🎉

 

You can simply start by watching the micro-certification called "Welcome to ServiceNow."

You can also start to watch tutorials from YouTube as well as refer to the ServiceNow University and ServiceNow documentation.

 

Welcome to ServiceNow Micro-Certification:

https://learning.servicenow.com/lxp/en/now-platform/welcome-to-servicenow?id=learning_course_prev&co...

 

ServiceNow Docs: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/

ServiceNow University: https://learning.servicenow.com/now/lxp/home

 

YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsUtp2ggmdE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taqxhDoxdoI&t=2s&pp=ugUHEgVlbi1VUw%3D%3D

 

Don't worry, you're on the right track; you will get there soon!!!! The destination is not that far; just believe in yourself!!! 🎉

 

 

IT Service Management 

IT Service Management (ITSM) Implementation 

 

 

All the best, enjoy!!!😉

 

If you find my answer useful, please mark it as helpful and correct. ‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌😊

 

Regards,
Soham Tipnis
ServiceNow Developer Technical Consultant
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sohamtipnis10

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