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Hi Aaron,
While failing is frustrating, it isn’t the end of the world. I am soon sitting AZ-104 for the second time, and I used the exam section results to focus on what I need to do better at.
There are also others here on the forum that post tips, such as this one from Randy.
Cheers,
Lars
You can practice with practice exams via MeasureUp (= official practice exam that is approved by Microsoft) or WhizLabs (not approved by Microsoft, but much cheaper). When you look at the questions that you fail, please do some research about that question: not just "what is the right answer to this specific question", but also: "do I understand the concepts behind the question?" and even "though I answered this question correct, what are the other answers about and why are they incorrect?".
Don’t give up, failing is not the end of the world. 630 instead of 700 points is in general just 1 or 2 incorrect questions too much. Just keep learning, try it again. You will pass in the end!
I found WhizLabs’ practice exams to be the most helpful in my experience. If you’re able to diagnose any weak points based on your past results, I’d focus firstly on refining that knowledge until it becomes a strength and then continue to study the rest. While AZ-900 doesn’t require much hands-on experience with Azure, I’d definitely recommend running through some labs on this site, as it’s much easier to grasp the material if you increase your familiarity with those services on a deeper level.
I am also studying for AZ-900 exam. I find with practice exams that I often start to memorize the answers. You can take the practice exam too many times. This can be counter productive when it comes to the real exam. Do you have access to the ACG az-900 study materials? There is a practice exam included that could provide you something new to test your self with.