About this free AZ-900 mock exam

Two free AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals exams, 30 questions each. Covers cloud concepts, Azure services, and governance. No signup needed. Every question is written in the scenario style of the real Microsoft Azure Fundamentals exam, and the two 30-question sets are graded instantly with a detailed explanation for each answer.

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AZ-900 exam domains covered

  • Describe Cloud Concepts25–30%
  • Describe Azure Architecture & Services35–40%
  • Describe Azure Management & Governance30–35%

AZ-900 — Frequently Asked Questions

Is AZ-900 a good starting point for cloud beginners?

Absolutely. AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals requires no prior technical experience. It validates foundational cloud knowledge and is ideal for anyone beginning their cloud journey — including non-technical roles in business, finance, or project management.

What is the passing score for AZ-900?

The passing score is 700 on Microsoft's 100–1000 scale. AZ-900 is considered entry-level, but still requires study — especially the cloud concepts and governance sections which test specific terminology and model distinctions.

How long is the AZ-900 exam?

AZ-900 is 45 minutes long with around 40–60 questions. The time is generous — most candidates complete it in under 30 minutes. The questions are generally shorter than Associate-level exams.

Does AZ-900 expire?

AZ-900 is a Fundamentals certification and does NOT expire. Unlike role-based certifications (AZ-104, AZ-305), Fundamentals badges are permanent once earned. Microsoft periodically updates the exam objectives but existing certifications remain valid.

Should I take AZ-900 before AZ-104?

AZ-900 is not a prerequisite for AZ-104, but it is helpful if you are new to cloud. If you already have hands-on Azure experience, you can skip AZ-900 and go directly to AZ-104. AZ-900 is best for those with no prior cloud background.