Passing score
DP-900What it takes to pass Azure Data Fundamentals
The passing score for DP-900 is 700 on a scale of 1 to 1000. That is a scaled score rather than a percentage, which is the part most people read wrong.
A scaled 700 is not 70 percent
DP-900 reports results on a scale from 1 to 1000, and 700 is the line on that scale, not a percentage of questions. Microsoft Azure converts your raw performance to the scale with a model it does not publish, which weights questions by difficulty. Two candidates can answer the same number of questions correctly and land on different scaled scores.
That has one practical consequence: nobody outside Microsoft Azure can tell you exactly how many questions you can miss. Any site that gives you a precise miss budget is guessing. You can still practice against the line itself: our Azure Data Fundamentals practice exams score against the published 700, so a practice result reads the way the real one will.
If you miss it
A retake costs another $99.
Know before you book
Sit a full-length Azure Data Fundamentals practice exam under the real time limit, scored against the published line, and book the real exam when you have cleared it more than once.
Keep reading
- Azure Data Fundamentals practice questions
Free sample questions with the full explanation on every answer.
- Free Azure Data Fundamentals practice test
10 original questions, playable now. No account, no card.
- Azure Data Fundamentals exam format
How many questions, how long, what the items look like, and how long it stays valid.
- How hard is Azure Data Fundamentals?
An honest difficulty read from the format, the clock and the weights.
- What Azure Data Fundamentals costs
The voucher price, the retake, and what renewal costs across the cycle.
- Azure Data Fundamentals guide
Who it is for, study plans by experience level, and whether it is worth it.
Practice Azure Data Fundamentals for free while you decide
Original questions written from the published objectives, with the concept, the reasoning, and a note on every wrong option. No account needed to start.
Start free Azure Data Fundamentals questions