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Best AZ-900 practice tests in 2026: free vs paid, compared

CrushCert · Published November 2026 · ~8 min read

The short version: start with Microsoft Learn's free official practice assessment, then add one paid bank. The free assessment comes from Microsoft, costs nothing and can be retaken as often as you like. The paid bank gives you more questions, a timed mock and, depending on which you pick, flashcards or hands-on drills. The AZ-900 is a $99 fundamentals exam, so there is no reason to spend more on practice than on the exam itself.

Verdict (November 2026): Best free, and where everyone should start: Microsoft Learn's official practice assessment (free, unlimited attempts, an explanation and links on every question). Best cheap paid bank: Tutorials Dojo ($12.99, seen on sale at $9.09, 150+ questions, a free 20-question sampler). Most questions: Dion Training ($29.99, 400+ questions) and CertCrush ($9.99 one-time, 400 questions + 20 PBQs). Official provider: MeasureUp (163 questions, list $99, seen on sale at $59.40). Best if you want hands-on drills and are stacking certs: CrushCert — 200 original questions, 6 drag-and-drop labs, a 50-question, 45-minute timed mock, $10/mo for AZ-900 alone or included in the $19/mo Associate plan with eight other exams, 7-day free trial, no card. Whatever you buy, check that it uses Microsoft's current product names, such as Microsoft Entra ID.

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We build AZ-900 prep ourselves, so weigh our own entry accordingly. The rest is an honest account of the practice-test options for Microsoft Exam AZ-900, Azure Fundamentals, in late 2026 — including where we have fewer questions than the competition.

"Real exam questions" are a violation, not a shortcut. Sites selling actual AZ-900 exam content are selling stolen questions. Using them breaks the exam agreement you accept before testing and can cost you the certification. They also teach you to recognize answers rather than understand Azure, which catches up with you at AZ-104. Every product below is legitimate practice with explanations.

What the exam actually is

WhatDetail
ExamAZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
Time45 minutes of answering time
QuestionsNot published (Microsoft exams: typically 40–60)
Passing score700 out of 1000 (scaled)
Item typesSingle choice, multiple answer, drag-and-drop, Yes/No sets
Cost (USD)$99 (varies by country)
RenewalNot required
Skill areaWeight
1. Describe cloud concepts25–30%
2. Describe Azure architecture and services35–40%
3. Describe Azure management and governance30–35%

Two things about this exam matter for buying practice tests. First, there is one current version: the skills measured as of July 20, 2026, which made only minor wording changes and kept the same three skill areas. The AZ-900 is not on Microsoft's retirement list. Second, Microsoft has renamed several products the exam covers, and the exam uses the current names — Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Microsoft Purview — so an older bank can teach you names the exam no longer uses. There are no labs or case studies at this level, but drag-and-drop matching and ordering items do appear, which is worth practicing in that format.

Quick comparison

ResourceQuestionsExtrasPrice (approx.)
Microsoft Learn practice assessment—Official, unlimited retakes, links to LearnFree
Tutorials Dojo150+4 modes, flashcards, 1 yr access$12.99 (sale $9.09)
Dion Training400+Randomized exams, 12 mo access$29.99
CrushCert200 + 6 labsAdaptive quizzes, flashcards, timed mock$10–19 / mo
CertCrush400 + 20 PBQs200 flashcards, mocks$9.99 one-time
MeasureUp163Microsoft's official practice provider$99 list (sale $59.40)

1. Microsoft Learn free official practice assessment

BEST FREEMicrosoft publishes a free official practice assessment for the AZ-900 on Microsoft Learn. You can take it as many times as you like, and every question comes with an explanation and links back to the relevant Microsoft Learn content, so a wrong answer points you straight at what to reread. You need a free Microsoft Learn profile to use it. Microsoft also has a free AZ-900 learning path on Microsoft Learn, which is the natural study material to pair it with.

Best for: everyone, first. Take it early to see where you stand and again near the end as a check. Trade-off: it is one assessment, not a large bank or a hands-on tool, so most people want a second source for more variety and timed practice.

2. Tutorials Dojo AZ-900 Practice Exams

BEST CHEAP BANKTutorials Dojo's AZ-900 set is $12.99 (seen on sale at $9.09) for 150+ questions with 1 year of access. It offers four ways to practice — timed, review, section-based and randomized — plus flashcards, and there is a free 20-question sampler so you can check the style before paying.

Best for: anyone who wants a solid, inexpensive second source after the Microsoft assessment. Trade-off: it is a question bank with flashcards; there are no drag-and-drop drills.

3. Dion Training AZ-900 Practice Exam Pack

BIG BANKDion Training's pack is $29.99 for 400+ questions in randomized exams, with 12 months of access. A bundle with Dion's Pass Guarantee is $128.99. It is the largest question count on this list.

Best for: people who want to grind a lot of questions and like the reassurance of volume. Trade-off: the Pass Guarantee bundle costs more than the $99 exam itself, which is hard to justify for a fundamentals cert.

4. CrushCert

LABS + ASSOCIATE PLANThat's us. CrushCert's AZ-900 bank is 200 original questions written to the official weights — 55 on cloud concepts, 75 on Azure architecture and services, 70 on management and governance — and tagged to the sub-objective they test (1.1 through 3.4). Every explanation says why the right answer is right and why each wrong answer is wrong, and the bank went through two independent expert review passes before launch. Alongside it: six drag-and-drop labs that mirror the exam's drag-and-drop items (match the cloud model, order the Azure resource hierarchy, match the storage redundancy option, pick the network service, match the governance tool, match the cost and monitoring tool), adaptive quizzes that prioritize unseen and missed questions, flashcards with spaced repetition, a readiness score, a Guided Learning daily plan, and a 50-question mock on a 45-minute timer with a 70% pass line that mirrors 700 out of 1000. It is $10/mo for AZ-900 alone, or included in the $19/mo Associate plan with CCNA, CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, AWS Cloud Practitioner, AWS AI Practitioner, AWS Developer and CCNA Cybersecurity (CyberOps). 7-day free trial, no card, cancel anytime.

Best for: people new to cloud who learn by doing, AWS people adding Azure, and anyone stacking several entry-level certs, since one $19 plan covers nine of them. Trade-off: 200 questions is fewer than Dion (400+) or CertCrush (400); what you get instead is the labs, adaptive repeats of what you miss, and explanations on every wrong answer. It is a subscription rather than a one-time purchase, and it is practice, not a video course, so pair it with Microsoft Learn's free learning path. Here's CrushCert's AZ-900 prep.

5. CertCrush

ONE-TIME PRICENot to be confused with us: CertCrush (certcrush.app) is a different company with a similar name. Its AZ-900 course is a $9.99 one-time purchase with 400 questions plus 20 PBQs, 200 flashcards and mock exams. On price per question it is the cheapest paid option here.

Best for: budget buyers who want a large bank and flashcards for a single small payment. Trade-off: if you are comparing reviews, make sure you are reading about the right company — the names are easy to mix up.

6. MeasureUp AZ-900 practice test

OFFICIAL PROVIDERMeasureUp is Microsoft's official practice test provider. Its AZ-900 test has 163 questions at a list price of $99, seen on sale at $59.40. The official status is the main draw.

Best for: people who specifically want the official provider, ideally bought on sale. Trade-off: at list price it costs as much as the exam, with fewer questions than several cheaper banks, and Microsoft's own practice assessment is free.

Check the product names before you buy. The AZ-900 has one current version (skills measured as of July 20, 2026), but Microsoft has renamed several services it covers. Before you pay, look at a few sample questions and check that they use the current names — Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Defender for Cloud and Microsoft Purview. A bank still using the old names has not been updated and will confuse you on exam day.

Our honest recommendation

Work through Microsoft Learn's free AZ-900 learning path and take the free official practice assessment early to find your weak skill areas. If you want a free video review, John Savill's AZ-900 study cram on YouTube is a popular one. Then add one paid source: Tutorials Dojo if you want a cheap, solid bank; Dion or CertCrush if you want the most questions; CrushCert if you want drag-and-drop labs, adaptive repeats and a plan that also covers your next certs. MeasureUp makes sense mainly on sale. Skip the dumps. Book the exam when you are passing the Microsoft assessment and timed mocks with room to spare. If you are still deciding, read is the AZ-900 worth it; for the time budget, see how long to study for the AZ-900, or go straight to the AZ-900 study plan.

Keep reading

PRACTICE TEST

AZ-900 practice test

200 original questions at the official weights, six drag-and-drop labs and a 45-minute timed mock. 7 days free.

WORTH IT?

Is the AZ-900 worth it in 2026?

A $99 entry-level cert with no renewal. What it honestly does for you, who it pays off for, and how it leads to AZ-104, AI-103 or SC-900.

TIMELINE

How long to study for the AZ-900?

Typically 1–2 weeks part-time with IT or cloud experience, and 3–4 weeks (roughly 15–25 hours) if you are new to cloud.

STUDY PLAN

AZ-900 study plan

A schedule across the three skill areas, pairing Microsoft Learn's free learning path with practice questions, labs and a timed mock.

Try the AZ-900 bank + labs free

200 original AZ-900 questions, six hands-on drag-and-drop labs, flashcards, and a 50-question timed mock exam — 7-day free trial, no card required.

See CrushCert's AZ-900 prep →

Frequently asked questions

Is the free Microsoft Learn practice assessment enough for the AZ-900?

It is the best place to start: it is free, it comes from Microsoft, you can retake it as often as you like, and each question has an explanation with links back to Microsoft Learn. Many candidates pair it with Microsoft's free AZ-900 learning path and one paid bank for more variety, hands-on practice and a timed mock. If you are consistently passing both, you are usually ready to book.

How many questions are on the AZ-900 exam?

Microsoft does not publish the question count; Microsoft exams typically have 40 to 60 questions. You get 45 minutes of answering time and need 700 out of 1000 (scaled) to pass. Item types include single choice, multiple answer, drag-and-drop and Yes/No statement sets, with no labs or case studies.

Is MeasureUp worth it for the AZ-900?

MeasureUp is Microsoft's official practice test provider, and its AZ-900 test has 163 questions. The list price is $99, the same as the exam itself, though it has been seen on sale at $59.40. It is a reasonable buy if you want the official provider and catch a sale; at full price, cheaper banks and Microsoft's free assessment cover the same fundamentals.

Are AZ-900 exam dumps safe to use?

No. Sites selling real exam questions are selling stolen content, and using them breaks the exam agreement you accept before testing, which can cost you the certification. Dumps also teach you to recognize answers instead of understanding them, which leaves you stuck at AZ-104 and beyond. Use legitimate practice questions with explanations instead.

Is CertCrush the same as CrushCert?

No. CertCrush (certcrush.app) is a different company with a similar name. Its AZ-900 course is a $9.99 one-time purchase with 400 questions, 20 PBQs, 200 flashcards and mocks. CrushCert (crushcert.com) is a monthly subscription: AZ-900 is $10/month on its own or included in the $19/month Associate plan, with 200 questions, six drag-and-drop labs and a timed mock.