Hi @Mamtha Nagaraja
I agree with @Julia that the ACP-610 and 620, the Jira Project Administrator are solid beginner courses to help you learn the structure of the Atlassian exams, and also the products. For me as a practitioner, it was also a good source of advice and rationale for how to keep your Jira system tidy and running smoothly.
As @Richard N. suggests, I would reccomend to access the Atlassian University, find and access the couse for the ACP-600 level series and, after taking a look at the topics covered, to make yourself a study plan taking into account areas that you don't use very much. In my experience with these certifications, the hardest section for me was the reports as I very rarely use them in my day-to-day practice, but you might have a different experience.
I would also recommend to make a regular time to study, maybe not every day but a few hours a week for 5-6 weeks as the exams are no joke. Last year, I studied in September and October, attempted my first exam, failed, tried again and passed and then passed the other exam in December.
There are a lot of resources available on the wider internet as well, such as exam question dumps or flashcards. I would discourage you from using these as sometimes they have incorrect information and you could potentially be unlearning the correct information you studied from Atlassian. For everything else, you can always come back here and ask more questions as you have them. Good luck and happy studying! :)
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