how do I schedule the AZ900 exam

2026-08-05T15:17:48.2333333+00:00

How can I schedule the Microsoft AZ900 certification exam

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  1. Julian Sharp 38,741 Reputation points
    2026-08-05T16:58:12.3333333+00:00

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    2026-08-05T15:18:03.85+00:00

    To schedule the AZ-900 exam:

    1. Go to the Microsoft Certifications overview or browse certifications page and open the AZ-900 certification/exam details page.
    2. In the Schedule exam section, select the exam provider. For AZ-900, this is typically Schedule with Pearson VUE.
    3. Sign in to or create a Learn Profile when prompted. Using a personal Microsoft account is recommended.
    4. Make sure the legal name in the Learn Profile matches the name on the legal ID that will be used on exam day. If no legal name is present, add it before continuing.
    5. Enter the required contact details requested for scheduling, then select Submit to continue to Pearson VUE.
    6. In Pearson VUE, complete the booking and choose whether to take the exam:
      • Online proctored, if available for the exam provider in the location
      • At a local test center
    7. If taking it online, run the system pre-check before registering to confirm the computer meets the requirements.

    Important scheduling rules:

    • Certification exams through Pearson VUE can be scheduled no more than 90 days in advance.
    • A maximum of two Microsoft Certification exams can be scheduled at one time through Pearson VUE.
    • From the Learn Profile, it is also possible to reschedule, cancel, or begin a scheduled online exam.

    If scheduling fails or the exam page redirects back instead of completing the booking, use Microsoft Credentials Support or Pearson VUE customer service.


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