Free practice sample
Fifteen original AI-900 practice questions, unlocked with no signup and instant scoring. Three questions come from each of the five domains, so the sample reflects the shape of the real exam rather than a single topic slice.
AI-900 does not test coding, deep learning, or statistics. What it tests is service selection under pressure: several Azure AI services will sound plausible for a given scenario and only one fits. These questions are written to that pattern, and every explanation names the winning service and says why the near-miss loses, because on a 40-question form, the difference between Azure AI Vision and Azure AI Document Intelligence is worth real marks.
Outline refreshed January 2026. Generative AI is now its own domain at 20-25%, covering Azure OpenAI Service, grounding and retrieval augmented generation, and the Microsoft Copilot family. Study material written before that refresh misses a large block of the current exam.
AI-900 Practice Questions
Frequently asked questions about AI-900
How many questions are on the actual AI-900 exam?
Forms typically run about 40 to 60 items in roughly 45 to 60 minutes. Microsoft no longer publishes a fixed count, so treat those as the usual range and confirm current logistics on Microsoft Learn when you book.
What score do I need to pass AI-900?
700 out of 1000 on Microsoft’s scaled scoring. That is not a raw 70%, because harder items carry more scaled weight. The Certifym practice bank uses a 70% pass mark as an honest raw-score equivalent, a first-attempt score at or above 80% is a strong signal you are ready to book.
Which domain should I study first?
Generative AI, at 20-25%. It is the heaviest domain and the newest, so it is where most existing study material is thinnest. On a 40-question form it is worth eight or nine questions on its own. The other four domains sit within a few points of each other.
Do I need to know Python or machine learning maths?
No. AI-900 is a fundamentals exam that tests recognition and vocabulary rather than implementation. You are asked to identify workload types, match Azure AI services to scenarios, and apply the Responsible AI principles. No coding, deep learning experience, or statistics is required.
Does the Azure AI Fundamentals certification expire?
No. Unlike Microsoft’s role-based associate and expert credentials, the fundamentals certifications carry no annual renewal requirement.
Should I take AI-900 or AZ-900 first?
Either order works, and neither is a prerequisite for the other. AZ-900 gives you the general Azure platform vocabulary that AI-900 assumes in passing, so candidates entirely new to Azure often find it the gentler entry point. Candidates whose interest is specifically AI usually go straight to AI-900.
How is this free sample different from the full Certifym bank?
The sample is a fixed 15-question set spread across the five domains at outline proportions. The full Certifym bank runs full-length practice exams weighted to the same outline, with an explanation on every question including the ones you answered correctly. None of the paid-bank items appear in this sample.
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No. Certifym.net is operated by Certifym Exam Services, LLC and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft Corporation. All questions and explanations on this site are original content produced by Certifym and are not sourced from actual Microsoft exam questions.
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All practice questions, answers, and explanations on this page are original content produced by Certifym Exam Services, LLC. They are not actual Microsoft examination questions and are not represented as such. Exam format, domain weights, and scoring are set by Microsoft and may change; verify current details on Microsoft Learn before scheduling.
