You finish the course. Your practice scores improve. You can explain most of the services in the blueprint. Yet booking the exam still feels like a decision rather than a formality.

That hesitation is worth paying attention to. AZ-104 readiness is better measured by what you can do with your knowledge than by how much preparation you have completed.

A Practice Score Can Tell You Something — Just Not Everything

A good practice score feels reassuring, and it should. If you are consistently performing well, you have probably built a useful level of knowledge.

But I would treat a practice score as a signal, not a verdict.

Microsoft’s own Practice Assessments are designed to help candidates identify knowledge gaps and assess readiness. They also provide explanations and references after questions are answered. That makes them useful.

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