Youngest Person to Earn a MongoDB Course Certificate

Pakistan

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Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan / February 23, 2026

Hanzala Nazir of Faisalabad, Pakistan, was 16 when he finished Building AI-Powered Search with MongoDB Vector Search, a free MongoDB University course that ends with a short skill check, on February 23, 2026. In the video he shows the printed MongoDB proof of completion in his name, in a clear plastic sleeve on the carpet, along with its MongoDB Skill badge for Vector Search Fundamentals, and says he is the youngest MongoDB certified. RecordSetter opened the Credly link printed on the certificate, which shows MongoDB issuing the badge to him on February 23, 2026, and took his age from the date of birth he supplied; the record covers MongoDB course certificates, which are separate from MongoDB's exam-based certifications. Vector search, mastered at 16.

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- The certificate must be a proof of completion or skill badge for a MongoDB University course, issued by MongoDB in the holder's own name. Certificates for MongoDB-related courses from other training providers do not count.
- The certificate must show on its MongoDB or Credly verification page, with the holder's name, the course and the date it was issued.
- The result is the holder's age in years on the date the certificate was issued, and the submission must state the holder's date of birth.
- Must provide video evidence of the holder showing the certificate.
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