SC-300 Practice Exam - Identity and Access Administrator Certification
SC-300 validates your expertise in identity and access management using Microsoft Entra. Identity is the new security perimeter, and professionals who can implement authentication, authorization, and identity governance are critical for Zero Trust architectures.
Who should take SC-300
Identity engineers managing Microsoft Entra ID, security architects implementing Zero Trust, IAM specialists configuring conditional access, and compliance professionals overseeing identity governance.
What SC-300 covers
- Identity Management
- Authentication
- Access Management
- Identity Governance
- Azure AD
Study tips for SC-300
- Master Conditional Access policies: conditions, grant controls, and session controls
- Know authentication methods: passwordless, FIDO2 keys, Authenticator, and certificates
- Understand Privileged Identity Management (PIM) role activation and approval workflows
- Review entitlement management, access reviews, and identity governance features
SC-300 question bank
AzurePrep includes 351 SC-300 practice questions written to the published Microsoft skills outline. Questions span the full exam domain, not a recycled dump. Every question includes a detailed explanation and documentation reference so you understand why each answer is correct.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are in the SC-300 practice exam?
The SC-300 practice exam covers Azure AD (Entra ID), identity management, access management, conditional access, identity governance, and privileged identity management. The current question count is shown on the SC-300 landing page.
What is Microsoft Entra ID?
Microsoft Entra ID is the new name for Azure Active Directory. SC-300 focuses on implementing and managing identity solutions including authentication, authorization, and identity protection.
What topics does SC-300 cover?
SC-300 covers Azure AD identity management, hybrid identity with AD Connect, conditional access policies, multi-factor authentication, privileged identity management (PIM), identity governance, and entitlement management.