Every area of the exam, grouped by its domain and weight. Pick the best of four answers, or switch to flipping and saying the answer out loud. A wrong pick explains why it's wrong and what it belongs to. A right one moves to the next card after 1.5 seconds; click anywhere to stay and read. Every wrong answer goes into your review pile automatically, and + Add to review (or R) adds any card you want to see again; Review only drills that pile. Cards with a yellow edge and ★ test a skill named in the AI-103 study guide; use Study guide only to drill just those. Learn modules only keeps the cards whose topic is taught in the AI-103 Microsoft Learn modules and drops the ones that come only from other Microsoft docs. The counts on the chips follow whichever of these is on. Cards that name a function or setting have a Sample code tab on the answer side (or press S) showing it in real code from Microsoft's docs. Every card has a fixed number (#1 to #401) and every practice question a Q number (Q1 to Q118), in the top corner, so you can point to a specific one.
Concept cards are the ones to master. For Code cards, recognize the name and say what it does. Fill in the function shows real Microsoft sample code with one name blanked out: pick it from four choices (or switch to typing it), then press Enter for the next card.
Everything you got wrong lands here automatically, along with anything you flagged with Add to review, written out in full so you can study it by scrolling. Remove an item once you know it, or use the buttons to drill a list as cards.
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Original questions written in the exam's item formats: multiple choice, multiple response, build list, code completion, Yes/No statements and case studies. In a case study, open the background and use its requirements to answer each question. Each one is checked against the Microsoft page it cites. They are not real exam questions.
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The exam passes at 700 of 1000. Aim for about 80% here on questions you haven't seen.
A timed run in the exam's shape: questions drawn by domain weight, no feedback until you finish, Mark for review and a review screen, and a case study as a final section. You get an estimated score on the exam's 1000-point scale, a breakdown by domain, and every answer explained. Anything you miss goes into your review pile.
Sources: AI-103 certification page · Exam duration and experience
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