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Start practiceDevelop AI applications and agents on Azure by using Microsoft Foundry, generative AI, computer vision, language, speech, search, and content understanding services.
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Start practiceSimulate the real thing. Take a timed, full-length test and review your score and weak areas.
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Exam AI-103 measures the skills required to build, manage, and deploy agents and AI solutions on Azure using Microsoft Foundry. It covers generative and agentic applications, multimodal solutions, language and speech workloads, and information extraction.
Azure AI engineers and developers who build AI applications and agents. Candidates should have experience developing applications with Python and understand general AI, generative AI, and Azure services.
Demonstrates practical ability to design, implement, secure, evaluate, and operate production AI applications and agent-based solutions on Azure.
Use the official AI-103 study guide, complete the AI-103T00 training course or equivalent Microsoft Learn paths, and practice building solutions with Microsoft Foundry and the Azure AI service portfolio.
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A timed, full-length simulation that holds feedback until the end, then shows your score, pass/fail result, and a breakdown by objective.
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