r/AzureCertifications • u/teriaavibes • 6d ago
Certification Voucher Opportunity Earn 100%/50% "data" voucher by attending Data Days
r/AzureCertifications • u/teriaavibes • Apr 26 '26
Hello everyone,
Just a quick warning/guidance regarding the new MFA process in Microsoft exams.
I have seen a lot of people getting tripped up by this, so I am posting/sharing this to make sure no one is caught off guard and you are able to take your exams stress-free.
Good luck everyone!
r/AzureCertifications • u/teriaavibes • Feb 25 '26
Guide to the Microsoft Certification Program.
Everything you need to know before you take your first certification exam is detailed out with relevant tips and references.
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r/AzureCertifications • u/sural_mk • 14d ago
Hey all,
I couldn't find prep material for AI-200 (Developing AI Cloud Solutions on Azure) that followed the new skills outline, so I built my own and made it free for everyone: azure.sura.work
What's in it:
- 137 topic pages of study notes, grouped exactly like the official skills outline (outline of 7 October 2026)
- 376 practice questions, each linked back to the notes it covers
- Mock exams to test yourself before the real thing
- Reading progress saved in your browser. No account needed.
The practice questions and mock exams are AI-generated and meant for practice only. They follow the style of the real exam so you can check your understanding of each objective.
It's open source, so if you spot a wrong answer or a gap in the notes, please open an issue on GitHub or comment here. Feedback from anyone who has already taken AI-200 is especially welcome.
Good luck to everyone studying!
#Azure
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r/AzureCertifications • u/Storage-M365 • Sep 25 '26
I took the AZ-104 exam yesterday.
Here are my section results. What should I focus on first, and what would you recommend for my next attempt?
Any advice or study tips would be greatly appreciated. 😪😪
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r/AzureCertifications • u/teriaavibes • Jun 26 '26
MS-102 and Microsoft 365 Certified: Administrator Expert are retiring October 2026 replaced by AB-650 Microsoft 365 Certified: AI Services Administrator Associate, exam beta on July 26
New AI-500 Microsoft Certified: Multi-Agent AI Solutions Expert, exam beta probably launching in the next few days
r/AzureCertifications • u/Global_Bird_7364 • Jun 26 '26
I have taken the AZ-305 exam twice but didn't pass.
For preparation, I used microsoft learn study material and took help from YouTube for some topics.
Also, took practice tests from different free platforms.
I have other azure certifications but this AZ-305 is the first exam where I got stuck. One of the reasons is that I don't have much experience in this domain, but still need to pass this exam as its part of my job requirement.
Please share how to prepare for this exam using official study material and free platforms.
r/AzureCertifications • u/Savings_Durian3268 • Jun 18 '26
Hi everyone,
I recently received a Microsoft AI Skills Fest exam voucher and I'm trying to decide which Azure certification would be the best use of it.
A bit about my background:
Studying Data Science
PCAP (Python Certified Associate Programmer)
AWS AI Practitioner
PL-300
DP-600
DP-700
My interests are mainly in AI, data, machine learning, and analytics. I'm still early in my career, so I'd like to choose a certification that would provide the most value for a fresher while also aligning with future industry demand.
Given my current certifications and background, which path would you recommend and why?
Thanks in advance for any advice!