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Free Microsoft AZ-900 Practice Exams

16 May 2026·2 min read·By Jacob

The Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) certification validates foundational knowledge of Microsoft Azure and cloud computing concepts. Whether you're getting started with cloud technologies or preparing for more advanced Azure certifications, free Azure Fundamentals practice exams help you assess your readiness.

What AZ-900 covers

The exam tests knowledge across three domains: cloud concepts (including cloud deployment models and service types), Azure architecture and services (compute, networking, storage, and databases), and Azure management and governance (cost management, monitoring, and compliance tools). The exam contains 40 to 60 questions and requires a score of 700 out of 1000 to pass.

What's in these practice exams

Our free Azure Fundamentals practice questions cover all three exam domains evenly:

  • Cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) and deployment models
  • Core Azure services including virtual machines, App Service, and databases
  • Azure networking, storage, and identity solutions
  • Cost management and governance tools
  • Monitoring, backup, and disaster recovery features

The first set is completely free. No registration required. Six additional sets unlock premium features like performance tracking and detailed analytics.

How to use these effectively

Start with the free practice exam to identify weak areas. Review the detailed explanations for every question. Go back and study the domains where you scored lower. The timed mode simulates the real exam conditions, so use it once you feel confident. Most candidates study for one to three weeks before taking the actual exam, using these practice questions to reinforce learning and build confidence.

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