


Prepare for the Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Fundamentals (DP-900) exam with 177 questions organized into 2 full practice tests. This course helps you interpret requirements, compare plausible options, and make technically sound decisions across Data fundamentals, Azure data services, and analytics workloads. Every question includes an explanation for every answer option, so you can understand why the correct choice fits and why each distractor does not.
What you will practice
- Distinguish between relational and non-relational data
- Compare Azure SQL-based services
- Evaluate Azure Cosmos DB and storage
- Organize batch processing and stream processing
- Understand the role of Azure Synapse Analytics
- Review the basics of analysis with Power BI
Course structure
The 2 practice tests contain 89, 88 questions respectively, for 177 questions in total. Questions are randomized, the passing score is 70%, and each test allows up to 240 minutes. Domain labels help you identify weak areas after each attempt.
Recommended study method
Take a test under timed conditions before reading the explanations. Review every incorrect answer and every question you answered without confidence. Compare all option explanations, verify unfamiliar details in the current official exam guide and vendor documentation, and retake weak areas after a few days.
Who this course is for
This course is intended for candidates preparing for Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Fundamentals, learners who have reviewed the official exam guide or another training resource, and professionals who want scenario-based practice with explanations for both correct and incorrect choices.
Quality and currency
The source questions were checked for structure, duplicates, answer consistency, technical accuracy, and alignment with the current DP-900 domains. Cloud services, products, and certification objectives change, so review the latest official exam guide before your exam.
Disclaimer: This is independent exam-preparation material. It is not provided, endorsed, approved, or sponsored by Microsoft or the certification body. Product names, service names, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.