Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) is the perfect first cloud certification. Practice with real-style questions, detailed explanations, and a full timed mock exam — all free.
Each test focuses on one AZ-900 exam domain. Take them all, then challenge yourself with the full mock exam.
Read our free study guides covering all four exam domains — Cloud Concepts, Core Services, Security, and Pricing.
Answer real-style questions with a built-in timer. Each question includes a clear explanation so you learn while you practice.
Score 70%+ on the full mock exam and you're ready. Book the real AZ-900 test — it takes about 45 minutes.
Everything you need to know about the exam — from cost to career value.
How much AZ-900 costs, country prices, and how to get a 100% free voucher via Microsoft Learn challenges.
Read Guide →Proven 7-step strategy with a realistic timeline. Most people pass in 1–2 weeks using free resources only.
Read Guide →Why 700/1000 (70%) is the magic number, how scoring works, and how many questions you can miss.
Read Guide →How many questions (30–50), how long (60 min + case study), and every question type explained.
Read Guide →Cost, difficulty, career value — and which certification you should take first (and whether you need both).
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Read Guide →One-page summary of every exam topic: services, SLAs, pricing, security — print it and revise anywhere.
⬇ Download PDFAZ-900 (Microsoft Azure Fundamentals) is an entry-level certification that validates your understanding of cloud concepts, Azure services, security, privacy, compliance, and pricing. No technical experience required.
Security, compliance, and pricing now live under Management & Governance, and the January 2026 refresh added Azure AI Services, Microsoft Copilot & Responsible AI. Our 8 practice tests cover all of it — including a dedicated AI test.
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