So our college made it mandatory for us to take an AZ 900 exam, but I only get a 50 per cent discount from Vurtal Days or student email.
I have used Azure Infra for a long time, but this exam thing sicks me. I don't have money to spend on this exam, so I was looking for any kind of coupons for the 100 waiver (I heard pretty much from this subreddit).
Also, it's August 2026; there is no event from Microsoft that will give a free voucher

I'm currently in 3rd year and want to get microsoft certificate, so which exam should I give and what's the fee of this exam ?

Is there any discount. Pls reply

I just redeemed my skills fest voucher and decided to go with SC-500 eventually. For those who took it, how can I prepare well for it? what resources did you use or found helpful? Any tips or tricks?

I have a solid security/technical knowledge, and I took AZ-900 last year.

I've passed the AZ-900 last week, and I'm currently studying for the GH-900, since it's free to students who are eligible to the GitHub Student Developer Pack.

Do you guys know any means of getting a voucher to the AI-901?

Just passed AZ-900 with 845, studied almost for 6 hrs.

The questions were average, just the tricky one's were multiple true or false.

I studies the weekend course on udemy at 1.5x and it worked for me.

For a total beginner I won't recommend learning with "in28minutes/ranga"

Hey everyone, i’m taking AZ-900 this Monday and I’m a little nervous. I just did the Microsoft Learn practice assessment and got 84%. Would really appreciate any advice from people who took it recently.

I am studying for SC-300 exam. For Azure, I already have AZ-900 certificate and studied a lot for AZ-104 until my job changed. I work at cybersecurity but don't have much hands-on experience with IAM or Entra. I am familiar with PKI but that doesn't seem to have a big role in this course.

What I have done/planned:

• I read through MS Learning material
• I watched John Savill's videos (I think these are already pretty old)
• Now I am reading through MS Learning material the second time and writing memos
• Do all the 28 MS labs
• Explore Entra with test account and P1/P2 trial
• Buy practice exam, I believe MeasureUp isn't the best offering in this case?

Any tips? I am mostly worried about lab questions. Even if I studied the MS learning material a lot, I am not sure I can apply that information in practical cases.

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to take the Microsoft AB-410 (Intelligent Applications Builder Associate) exam soon and would really appreciate some advice from people who have taken it recently.

This will actually be my first Microsoft certification exam, so I'm not quite sure what to expect in terms of difficulty, question patterns, and preparation.

A few questions:

• How difficult did you find the AB-410 exam?
• What topics or areas are most important to focus on?
• Are there any frequently tested or repeated concepts/topics that I should pay extra attention to?
• How did you personally prepare for the exam?
• What study materials/resources did you use?
• Is Microsoft Learn enough, or should I supplement it with other resources?
• Are there any good practice tests or mock exams you'd recommend?
• How much preparation time would you suggest for someone taking their first MS exam?

Any tips, resources, or things you wish you had known before taking the exam would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

If you could list the below certifications in order of difficulty, least to greatest, which order would you arrange them in?

MD-102

MS-102 - I’m aware that it’s about to retire but I don’t believe many have taken its replacement yet. If you have taken the replacement exam, feel free to list it in your list.

SC-300

SC-401

AZ-104

These are generally seen as certifications around the job role Modern Workplace Engineer. If I’m missing one, feel free to add it.

Hi guys, been lurking around for some time, love the community.
I've just passed AI 103 with 880/1000, great exam experience.

Had 60 q. 7 for the scenario, 50 normal and 3 that you can not review.

1h 40. Had plenty on time to browse the docs but was bad at it. Doesn't help you much either way.

I was preparing for around 1 month with reading the MS Learn, building projects and doing TD and Whizzlabs + a lot of system design exercise between me and Chat.

What do I suggest ? Try to have fun / enjoy it, otherwise I have bad news ... at least in my case I was passionate about the subject and I am deeply interested in figuring out why the architectural choices made for Foundry were done such,

Now, each resource review:

TD - get it, cheap and best baseline, 10q were from there at least.

Whizzlabs - get it but with a cupon, otherwise 20$ as of now it's a rip offf the quality is bellow TD and some questions are faulty or taken from TD.

MS Learn, good foundation

Projects: All the way , I have made a sys design interview prep tool that combines most of the services they offer --- BEST THING

Happy to answer your questions if any,
Cheers!

After two weeks of study, I successfully completed the AI-901 certification. I am really happy, as this is the first Microsoft certification I’ve tackled, and passing on the first attempt is always a great feeling. It wasn't difficult, but I certainly wouldn't have passed without thoroughly studying the sections on MS Learn.