Here are some links collected from web for HANA certification.
1. https://www.experiencesaphana.com
2. TZHANA
3. HANA Master Guide
4. Technical Administration of HANA (optional, but a nice read)
5. Backup and Recovery of HANA
6. HANA Security Guide (important to understand all security concepts)
7. Modeling Guide
8. SLT Configuration
9.Pay attention to all concepts covered in TZHANA even if they seem irrelevant for HANA (for example, reporting features of BI Suite - Crystal, WEBI, Xcelsius etc).
10. Understand the importance of all schemas and when they are accessed during modeling (SYS_BIC, SYS_REPO etc).
11.most importantly, make sure you get some hands on
experience with the system while reading through TZHANA, TZH300. There
will be a few certfication questions which can only be answered by prior
hands on experience. This experience doesnt have to come by working at a
client location. I opened an account with Amazon Cloud Share (Amazon
web services) and found this to be the easiest/economical way to get
your hands on a HANA system.
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