Tutorials Dojo

A 150+ question bank in timed, review, section and randomized modes, with detailed explanations, reference links and flashcards. Its ten sets reuse the same 150+ questions across modes.

Great fit if you want cheap, exam-like practice with explanations that teach why each option is right or wrong.

Poor fit if you want a large bank of fresh questions; add Whizlabs or MeasureUp.

Timed, review and section-based sets plus a randomized test, with explanations that link to Microsoft documentation. A free 20-question sampler lets you try the style first.

Great fit if you want low-cost timed practice with clear explanations alongside your course.

Poor fit if you want the toughest questions; candidates find it easier than MeasureUp, so add MeasureUp before you book.

Seven timed exams with matching review-mode sets, four section tests and a randomised 65-question final test, all with explanations and reference links. Reviewers call the questions harder than the real exam.

Great fit if you want one main bank with domain-level drills and thorough explanations.

Poor fit if you want a scored, official-style rehearsal at the end; add the Official Practice Exam.

Nine timed exams with matching review sets, section and topic tests and a randomised 65-question final test, with explanations and AWS reference links. Candidates call it harder than the real exam.

Great fit if you want one main bank with domain and topic drills and thorough explanations.

Poor fit if you want an official-style pacing check; add the Official Practice Exam.

Five timed sets with review-mode twins, section tests and a randomised 65-question final test, including ordering and matching items, with explanations and reference links. A free 20-question sampler is also available.

Great fit if you want one main bank that practises the ordering and matching question formats.

Poor fit if you want an official-style scored rehearsal; add the Official Practice Exam.

Timed, review, section-based and randomized modes written for the two AI-901 skill areas, with explanations that link to Microsoft documentation.

Great fit if you want low-cost timed practice written for AI-901 rather than the retired AI-900.

Poor fit if you want many full runs; at this size, add the Udemy set from Joel Palmer.

Timed, review and section-based sets plus a 50-question randomized test, with explanations that link to Microsoft documentation.

Great fit if you want low-cost timed practice with clear explanations after your course.

Poor fit if you want exam-style long scenarios; some candidates say its wording differs from the real exam, so lean on MeasureUp.

Timed sets, review sets that show the answer after each question, section sets for each skill area and a randomized test, with detailed explanations. Candidates find it easier than the real exam. A free 20-question sampler is available.

Great fit if you want low-cost timed and review practice with explanations that show why the other options fail.

Poor fit if you want exam-level difficulty or a large bank; use MeasureUp or Shireen Khan's Udemy set.

Thirty free questions in timed and review modes, in the same style as Tutorials Dojo's paid SC-900 set. A good second free opinion after Microsoft's assessment.

Great fit if you want a second free set, timed, before you pay for a bank.

Poor fit if you need volume or score tracking across topics; use the full Tutorials Dojo set.

Timed, review, section-based and randomized modes, with explanations, Microsoft reference links and flashcards. Candidates report passing on Microsoft Learn plus this set.

Great fit if you want the cheapest full question bank with explanations and score tracking by domain.

Poor fit if you want exam-level difficulty; MeasureUp is harder, at a much higher price.

A free 30-question slice of the Tutorials Dojo bank, with one timed quiz, one review-mode quiz and two flashcard sets. It lets you judge their question style before you pay for the full set.

Great fit if you want a free timed set to check your pacing and compare Tutorials Dojo with the other banks.

Poor fit if you want to practise the four current case studies; the page does not name them.

Four timed and four review quizzes, six section quizzes, a randomized 50-question test and flashcards. Candidate opinion is split: one 2026 passer says it matches the real questions very closely, another found it outdated.

Great fit if you want a cheap bank with section drills and flashcards to add to a main course.

Poor fit if you want questions built for the October 2025 AI and case-study changes; use the Udemy exams.

Six timed sets, plus review, section-based and randomised modes, with a reference link in every explanation. Candidates often find the questions harder than the real exam, which makes them good for exposing gaps.

Great fit if you want the most widely recommended bank and learn best from detailed explanations.

Poor fit if you want a confidence check at real-exam difficulty; follow it with the Official Practice Exam.

Twenty free questions in timed and review modes, in the same style as Tutorials Dojo's paid SC-500 set. It is one of the few free SC-500 samples while Microsoft's own assessment is unavailable.

Great fit if you want to try SC-500-style questions before paying for anything.

Poor fit if you need more than a taster; the paid set is only about 70 questions.

Timed, review, section-based and randomized modes with explanations, reference links and flashcards. Candidates call the bank useful but small, and some reported scoring glitches in September.

Great fit if you want cheap timed practice on the new exam and will add labs and Microsoft Learn.

Poor fit if you want a large bank; this one is small and runs out after a pass or two.

A free 30-question sample of Tutorials Dojo's SC-200 set, in timed and review modes, so you can judge its wording and difficulty before paying for the full set.

Great fit if you want to try Tutorials Dojo's style for free before buying its $15 set.

Poor fit if you want a full-length run or a bigger bank; buy the full set or MeasureUp.

Timed, review, section-based and randomized modes, with explanations, Microsoft documentation links and flashcards. The page lists case study, hotspot and drag-and-drop questions. The bank is about two exams' worth.

Great fit if you want cheap, exam-style practice with explanations and links to Microsoft docs.

Poor fit if you want a large bank; add MeasureUp or retake only after studying your misses.

About 16 hours across 193 lessons, with 10+ hands-on labs in Tutorials Dojo's sandbox, section quizzes and one full practice exam. It is the lowest-priced paid course on this list.

Great fit if you want an inexpensive course to pair with Tutorials Dojo practice exams

Poor fit if you want longer demos from the instructors of a full course; choose Maarek

Twenty DEA-C01 questions, split into a timed set and a review set, with Tutorials Dojo's answer explanations. It shows the bank's style before you pay for the full version.

Great fit if you want a free look at Tutorials Dojo's explanations before buying.

Poor fit if you need volume; the paid Tutorials Dojo bank has far more questions.

Four timed sets, plus review, section-based and randomised modes, with a reference link in every explanation. Candidates call the questions tough and scenario-heavy, and the bank is smaller than for other Associate exams.

Great fit if you want the most widely recommended bank and learn best from detailed explanations.

Poor fit if you need more than four full sets; add Maarek's exams or the Official Practice Exam.

Twenty free questions from the Tutorials Dojo bank, ten in timed mode and ten in review mode, plus a flashcard section. It shows the explanation style of the paid set.

Great fit if you want a free timed mini-set and want to compare Tutorials Dojo with Sayyam's exams.

Poor fit if you need a full-length run; use Sayyam's exams or GCP Study Hub.

Three timed and three review sets, a section quiz for each exam section and a randomized 50-question test, with flashcards. Reviewers rate it 5.0 from 37 ratings.

Great fit if you want a cheap bank with section drills to pair with a longer exam set.

Poor fit if you want the most full-length exams; Sayyam's set gives six.

A free 30-question slice of the Tutorials Dojo bank, one timed quiz and one review-mode quiz, with a flashcard section. It lets you test the style before paying for the full set.

Great fit if you want a free timed set to compare with Google's untimed sample.

Poor fit if you need volume or the four exam sections drilled separately; use the paid Tutorials Dojo set.

Four timed and four review quizzes, a randomized 60-question test and one section quiz for each of the four exam sections. The one reviewer who passed says it lacks scenario questions on prompting, business cases and product selection.

Great fit if you want a cheap set that drills each exam section separately.

Poor fit if you want long business-case scenarios; add the Udemy exams.

Twenty SCS-C03 questions, ten timed and ten in review mode, with Tutorials Dojo's answer explanations. It shows the bank's style before you pay for the full version.

Great fit if you want a free look at Tutorials Dojo's explanations before buying.

Poor fit if you need volume or a timed full-length run; use the full Tutorials Dojo bank.

Four timed sets, plus review, section-based and randomised modes, with a reference link in every explanation. Recent passers say the style is close to the real exam, though one found it too easy for a Specialty.

Great fit if you want exam-style scenarios with detailed explanations as your main bank.

Poor fit if you want harder or more volume; add Maarek's sets and take the Official Pretest.

Two free sets of 15 questions, one timed and one in review mode, plus SAP-C02 flashcards. Candidates describe Tutorials Dojo's scenarios as longer and more detailed than most banks.

Great fit if you want a free taste of Tutorials Dojo's long scenarios and explanations before paying for the full set.

Poor fit if you want full-length exams; the paid set has 300 questions.

A 300-question bank in 75-question sets across timed, review, section and randomized modes, with explanations linked to AWS documentation. Candidates report first scores in the 40s to 60s.

Great fit if you want detailed explanations for long scenarios at a low price.

Poor fit if you want only unseen questions on every run; the modes share one 300-question pool.

Twenty free questions from Tutorials Dojo's AI-103 set, in timed and review modes, so you can judge its wording and difficulty before paying. One candidate scored 50% on it and went back to Microsoft Learn.

Great fit if you want to test Tutorials Dojo's style for free before buying the full set.

Poor fit if you want a full-length run; buy the full set or MeasureUp.

Timed, review, section-based and randomized modes, with explanations, reference links and flashcards. It is about one exam's worth of questions, and one passer found it thin on vision, video generation and Python code.

Great fit if you want cheap, exam-style practice with explanations and reference links.

Poor fit if you need volume or code-completion practice; add MeasureUp and the Learn labs.

Twenty free scenario questions in timed or review mode, each with a rationale, plus bonus flashcards. A preview of the paid Tutorials Dojo set.

Great fit if you want a second free check on Purview, core services and Copilot admin questions.

Poor fit if you need more than one short session; the full Tutorials Dojo set is next.

A 100+ question bank in randomized, timed, review and section-based modes. Questions include multiple-answer, dropdown and hotspot formats, with explanations that link to Microsoft documentation.

Great fit if you want a cheap, explained question bank for Purview and Copilot admin scenarios.

Poor fit if you want Microsoft's official partner bank; MeasureUp is next.

More than 24 hours of visual video lessons across 19+ sections on SageMaker, Bedrock, agents, RAG, data engineering and responsible AI. It includes hands-on labs, section quizzes and a 65-question exam simulator.

Great fit if you want a low-cost course written for MLA-C02, with labs

Poor fit if you want lifetime access or the longest hands-on demonstrations; choose Maarek and Kane

Timed, review, section and randomized modes with explanations, reference links and flashcards. The page is labelled MLA-C02 but still carries MLA-C01 details, and MLA-C01 passers split on its quality.

Great fit if you want a cheap extra bank with explanations linked to AWS documentation.

Poor fit if you need heavy generative AI and agent practice; Tutorials Dojo publishes no question count, so lean on the official questions and Maarek.

Timed, review, section-based and randomised modes with explanations and reference links, including dropdown, drag-and-drop and hotspot items. The review mode gets praise, but the question pool is small.

Great fit if you want a low-cost bank with good explanations to use after the free assessment or alongside MeasureUp.

Poor fit if you want volume; candidates see repeats quickly, so pair it with MeasureUp.

A question bank with explanations and links to Microsoft docs, in randomized, timed, review and section modes, plus flashcards. A free 30-question sampler lets you try it first.

Great fit if you want a low-cost second bank and want to try a free sampler first.

Poor fit if you want one large bank; Krausen's has 260 questions.

A question bank with explanations and links to Microsoft docs, in randomized, timed, review and section modes, with seven section quizzes and flashcards. A free 30-question sampler lets you try it first.

Great fit if you want a low-cost bank with quizzes by domain and want to try a free sampler first.

Poor fit if you want a larger set; Krausen has twice as many questions.

Fourteen quizzes: a randomized test, timed and review sets, and five domain quizzes, each question with explanations, reference links and cheat sheets. A free 20-question sampler is available.

Great fit if you want timed sets and domain quizzes from an established exam-prep brand, with a free sampler to try first.

A question bank with explanations and links to GitHub and Microsoft docs, in randomized, timed, review and section modes, plus flashcards. A free 30-question sampler lets you try it first.

Great fit if you want a low-cost bank with section tests by domain and want to try a free sampler first.

Poor fit if you want scenario-heavy exams in volume; Krausen's four exams are longer.

Twenty AI-200 questions, once in a timed mode and once in a review mode with answers and rationales, plus bonus flashcards. It is a taster of Tutorials Dojo's paid set.

Great fit if you want to compare Tutorials Dojo's question style with Microsoft's before buying a bank.

Poor fit if you need volume; the full Tutorials Dojo set has 100+ questions and the Udemy bank has far more.

Randomized, timed and review modes plus quizzes for each of the seven domains, with explanations, reference links, cheat sheets and flashcards. Includes single-choice and multiple-choice questions.

Great fit if you want timed sets and domain quizzes from an established exam-prep brand at a low price.

Timed, review, section-based and randomized modes with explanations and flashcards. The bank is small at 100+ questions, and its page says it is still being developed for AIB-C01.

Great fit if you want low-cost extra practice by domain after the official questions.

Poor fit if you want several full-length exams; the bank is under a third the size of Maarek's.