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MicrosoftDP-900
DP-900 tests whether you can tell data workloads apart and match each to the right Azure service: structured, semi-structured and unstructured data, transactional versus analytical work, the Azure SQL family, Cosmos DB and Azure Storage, and batch and streaming analytics through to Power BI. Practise across all four official skill areas with full 50-question papers and a score breakdown per skill area.
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Structured, semi-structured and unstructured data, common file formats and data stores, transactional and analytical workloads, and the roles of database administrators, data engineers and data analysts.
Relational concepts, normalization, common SQL statements and database objects, the Azure SQL family, and Azure's services for open-source databases.
Azure Blob storage, Azure Files and Azure Table storage, and when to use Azure Cosmos DB and which of its APIs.
Data ingestion and analytical stores, Azure Databricks and Microsoft Fabric, batch versus streaming data and real-time analytics, and data models and visuals in Power BI.
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Describe core data concepts
An online store keeps each product as a JSON document. Every document has a name and a price, but only some have a colour, a size or a list of compatible accessories. How is this data best described?
Microsoft does not publish a fixed question count, but fundamentals exams typically run 40 to 60 questions, and you get 45 minutes to answer them. ReadyForCert papers use 50 questions on the same 45-minute clock.
700 on a scale of 1 to 1,000. The score is scaled rather than a raw percentage of questions answered correctly, so it does not map exactly onto “70% of questions right”.
No. DP-900 is written for people starting to work with data in the cloud. Knowing what a table and a query are helps, but the exam tests concepts and choosing the right Azure service rather than writing production SQL.
No. These are practice questions written against the current Microsoft study guide. Real exam content is covered by Microsoft's exam agreement, and the bank is refreshed regularly.
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