AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals - January 2025

The number of questions on the AZ900 is 44, and the time limit is 60 minutes.

About one-third of the questions are "TRUE" and "FALSE", questions, matching the real-world exam scenario as best as possible.

Since Udemy cannot set three "TRUE" and "FALSE" type questions as one question (like in the Azure exam), it is necessary to set multiple individual "TRUE" and "FALSE" type questions. The total number of questions is 60.

The content of these practice exams are the fundamentals required of all Azure professionals. The benefits of completing this Azure qualification exam course are not only limited to only IT engineers alone, as this is perfect for all whom interact with Azure in their daily work, in any capacity. Even for those new to cloud-based solutions and services will find this an incredibly useful course for their future career.

All participants of the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals exam are required to have a basic understanding of cloud services and an understanding of how these unique services are offered on Microsoft Azure.

The Azure Fundamentals exam requires:

Note: To see the changes in the content of this exam, please download the exam skill summary below.

• Describe cloud concepts (25–30%)

• Describe Azure architecture and services (35–40%)

• Describe Azure management and governance (30–35%)

In this collection of exam questions, we have made it as close as possible to match the latest updates of Azure services. However, the following types of questions cannot be answered in Udemy's online test environment format.

- Udemy does not allow the question format in which you match multiple services. We have substituted this question format with the "service name matching" type questions.

- Udemy cannot make a set of three connected "True" or "False" format questions , so we will split each of these into individual questions, still testing the same overall content.

Due to Udemy's specifications, the above two question formats are not possible so we have done our best to facilitate a substitution that will still test the same Azure understanding.