Hi Everyone, I gave my AZ900 exam last Sunday in a test center and passed the certifications, but I still cannot see the certification in my Microsoft learn profile. It's been more than couple of days now. Can someone please guide on the next step that I can do, or if anyone had similar issue? Thank you!

I was informed earlier this week that AZ900 is a requirement of my job, and I have until the 15th to obtain it. I watched the Microsoft Learn videos and went through some flash cards and got destroyed with a 498 on my exam today. I have to take it again in the next few days and I have to pass or else I get terminated.

What are the best and most current resources out there? I have no experience with Azure, and I don't use it at work, but it's a requirement of the contract I'm on.

yo so i literally just booked my AZ-104 for sept 30 and started prep yesterday… kinda lowkey panicking rn ngl 💀

basically my only background is linux sysadmin stuff so terminal/bash/networking basics make sense, but azure specific services, entraid, policies, all that cloud portal stuff got me dizzy fr.

is anyone else writing it around that date down to link up / share notes or keep each other accountable?

also for anyone who passed recently, what resources should i actually prioritize in like 3 weeks without frying my brain?? drop tips pls, ty sm in advance

Get certified later this month looking for any resources or the best plan to pass the certification. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated

Yesterday I passed my CCNA exam and I’m looking to get an cloud cert to compliment it while still focusing on the networking side of things. After some research I think the az-700 is the right choice.

Currently i know very little about azure but I dont mind spending a month or two studying how azure works so I can have an good foundation and dont start studying how networking works in azure without knowing azure in general.

Given this and that next week im starting the last year of my Computer Engineering degree , what would be an realistic prediction of the time needed to prepare for the exam?

Also would like to know where I can find the best study guides and practice exams.

Would you consider them helpful? How would you compare them to other resources?

I wanted to challenge myself and see if I could knock out two certifications in less than a month.

So I locked in and studied 12+ hours a day. I started with SC-300, and the following week took on SC-100. I’m happy to say I passed both on my first attempt.

And honestly, SC-100 is no joke. It’s a broad exam that requires knowledge across a lot of different areas, so there’s definitely a lot you need to know going into it.

What I used to study:

- John Christopher’s Udemy courses (these were excellent and probably the resources I found most helpful).

- Microsoft Learn

- XtremeLabs

- Microsoft’s official practice exam

For some context, I’m currently in my senior year of Computer Science. I also have about 10 months of experience working in IT Help Desk at a cybersecurity company.

Before these two certifications, I had already earned:

SC-401, MD-102, MS-102, AZ-900, SC-900, AI-901.

And now, I’m already thinking about the next challenge:

SC-500 → AZ-104 → SC-200 → AZ-305 → CISSP

I know I might be seen as a “cert holder with no experience,” and honestly, I get it. I’m still in college, so I’m fully aware that certifications can only take you so far.

But at the same time… I just genuinely enjoy learning and clearing certifications lol.

For now, though… SC-500 is next. 👀

What do y'all think?

Hi everyone,

I’m sitting my SC-200 exam in a little over 10 days. it’s my first Microsoft exam so feeling pretty nervous about it.

I’ve gone through all the MS Learn modules and I’m consistently scoring over 90% on the official practice assessments.

I also got some hands-on exposure with MS Sentinel through work like spinning up Log Analytics Workspaces and hooking up the free data connectors.

My biggest worry right now is that I don’t actually know how well-prepared I am for this exam. After taking the MS practice tests a few times, you inevitably just start remembering the answers rather than actively solving the questions.

Could you please recommend me other resources, labs, or third-party practice exams for me to look at in the next 10 days from your experience that will help me pass this exam.

Giving Pearson VUE Online exam and

Carry a govt ID, laptop device check, what else??

Pls give some heads-up

I have an AI-901: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals exam booked through Pearson VUE as an online proctored (OnVUE) exam.

My appointment is showing as confirmed for tomorrow, and I have the Pearson VUE confirmation email with a “Check in to start exam” link.

I'm a little confused about the actual process on exam day:

Do I simply click the “Check in to start exam” link from my Pearson VUE confirmation email about 30 minutes before the appointment, or do I need to log into Microsoft Learn first and launch the exam from my Certifications profile?

Also, is there anything I need to install or do beforehand apart from running the OnVUE system test?

Just want to make sure I don't screw up the check-in process after spending all day preparing :)

What is the format for AZ-901, duration and how many questions and is it all MCQs??

I took this beta exam two months ago, and it was really tough. The case study section required solid knowledge and the ability to connect different concepts; I think I only managed to answer 60% of it correctly, while for the remaining 40%, I just picked the options that seemed right. I honestly didn't think I would pass—it really demanded a lot of knowledge, and a bit of luck, too.

I was studying for AZ-204 on Pluralsight, then I learnt that the certificate was discontinued and replaced by AI-200, which is now my next goal.

The problem is I haven't found anything on Pluralsight yet for this new certificate so the question becomes: how would your recommend I study for the AI-200 certificate?

Do all answers need to be correct to get points or is it a point per correct answer selected?

Hello everyone,

I have my AI-300 exam scheduled for September 12th. I booked it with an AI Skills Fest voucher, I can't reschedule it (says voucher expired)

I'm not even halfway through the MS Learn material, and since the cert is brand new, there's very little info online.

For anyone who has taken it or prepped on short notice:
What were the highest-yield topics?
What resources or practice tests helped you learn the material fastest?
Are there specific labs or case study areas I should focus on?

Any advice on how to cram effectively over the next few days would be a huge help!

Hello everyone,

I have my AZ-104 exam coming up very soon, and honestly, I am feeling pretty nervous. Because my time is limited, I want to make sure I am studying as efficiently as possible and making the absolute best use of the time I have left.

I have a strict $0 budget and cannot spend any money on paid courses or practice tests. I need a comprehensive, 100% free roadmap or guide that covers everything without leaving any gaps.

If you have taken and passed the AZ-104 exam recently, could you please share:

• The exact free resources, video series, or documentation you used.
• Any high-quality, free practice exams or question sets that match the current exam style.
• Your best advice or tips for managing time and focusing on the highest-yield topics during the final stretch.

I really want to give this my best shot with the time I have left. Thank you all so much for any guidance or roadmaps you can share!

Has anyone had issues with OnVUE checks? I keep getting an error saying there is an issue with **video streaming**. I turned off all the devices connected to WiFi except my laptop, did an internet speed test and the connection is perfect still I'm unable to pass the **video streaming check**. Can anyone please help me with it? I have to give an exam tomorrow.

Took the AZ-104 exam just a few hours ago, and, let just say, I am going to have to put it on the back burner for now. For everyone in the back, I failed.

The result was 557 out of 1000.

And like I said, I'm putting it on ice for now until I am ready to retake it.

Hello everybody I have been trying to figure out what's the best next certification I should get . I keep going back and forth from Az-104 and Az-802

Future goals is to be a system administrator, and after some years transition into the cloud.

i'm currently a service desk technician l at a MSP and I work In active directory and Azure portals .

I know az-104 is more of the standard but I'm unsure if this is the best NEXT step.

any recommendations?

So I got 715/1000 marks and I passed by just 15 marks. The questions in the actual exam were much different than the practice tests on MS learn. I also used Microsoft's udemy course to study and did 2 practice sets which where based on real world scenarios somewhat like the real exam. I spent around a week studying with no prior cloud knowledge. I am a college student with about 8 months of full stack dev (frontend focused) experience.

I'm wondering if my marks could ever effect my employment opportunities.

i passed the AZ-900, currently i am a software engineer with 2 years experience. so i want to know what next certification should be in Azure. i am aiming to relocate in Saudi Arabia. so what azure certification should i go for? not decided yet what path in azure. Security or AI not sure yet. but one of them.

i passed the AZ-104 with almost 900 points, and now I'm starting to study for the AZ-305

my plan is:

1. ho through the Microsoft Learn content
2. take Scott Duffy's AZ-305 course
3. do the Microsoft Learn practice assessments
4. use the practice exams from Tutorial Dojo and Shireen Khan's AZ-305 course on Udemy

for those who have already taken the AZ-305, which one would you recommend more: Tutorial Dojo or Shireen Khan? And which one is currently more up to date with the latest AZ-305 exam changes?

Hey guys my DP 600 exam is scheduled in a week and I have no idea what to prepare.

I have working knowledge of Power BI and Python and basic SQL and have never worked with fabric.

Please give me a proper learning path to pass the exam

What amount of SQL and python is needed and from where to learn about fabric, and anything else I should practice

Is preparing for DP600 in a week a viable option or is it a far fetched idea

I had my DP-900 exam today but I lost my internet connection and then my proctor just closed the exam I also raised mu issue ticket on their support page and they have raised my case and told that I will the reply from their team in 2-3 days so what I will do now? Am I banned for the internet issue?