I’ve taken the AZ-900 exam twice, so here’s what I’ve learned from experience.

The first time, I failed. I went through the official learning path, but the real exam wasn’t just theory — it included practical use cases and applied knowledge questions that caught me off guard. It wasn’t just definitions or basic concepts like I expected.

The second time, I have to admit I used exam dumps to prepare — not to memorize answers, but to understand the exam format and get a feel for how questions were actually asked. That really helped me build confidence and focus on the right areas. Thanks to that, I passed.

So my advise:

Use Microsoft Learn to understand the core content.
Use practice test of the certifiedumps (new but so supportive) to get familiar with the format and identify weak spots.
Take a self-timed quiz (50–70 questions) and act as if you're in the real exam many times!
Passing AZ-900 isn’t too hard if you prep smart. Good luck!