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How to USE Microsoft Learn during Microsoft Exams
Syed Bilal Haider
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How to USE Microsoft Learn during Microsoft Exams. I studied its allowed to check Microsoft Learn. Is only documentation allowed, or can we check modules
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2026-08-31T04:00:50.9766667+00:00 During eligible Microsoft certification exams, access is to Microsoft Learn content across the learn.microsoft.com domain, not just a limited documentation-only subset.
What is available:
- Everything in the learn.microsoft.com domain
- This includes Microsoft Learn pages you can normally browse there
- Multiple Learn tabs can be opened during the exam
- Learn can be used in split screen or full screen
What is not available:
- Q&A
- Practice Assessments
- Profile/sign-in features
- Any site outside the Microsoft Learn domain is blocked
Exam scope:
- Available on associate and expert role-based exams
- Not available on Fundamentals exams
- Not available on GitHub exams
- Also not available on Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exams
So for the question about documentation vs. modules:
- It is not limited to documentation only.
- Microsoft Learn access covers the Learn site broadly, except for the excluded areas above.
- That means modules/pages on Microsoft Learn are available, while Practice Assessments are not.
How it works in the exam:
- Select the Microsoft Learn button in the left navigation pane.
- Microsoft Learn opens beside the exam question.
- The exam timer keeps running while browsing Learn.
- Page search is available with Ctrl+F on Windows or Command+F on Mac, but only inside the Learn window.
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