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Certification SC-300 Associate

Identity and Access Administrator Associate

The SC-300: Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator Associate certification is an associate-level credential that validates your ability to design, implement, and operate identity and access management using Microsoft Entra ID, including identity lifecycle management, authentication, workload identities, and identity governance, and requires annual renewal to maintain active status

Details

The SC-300: Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator Associate certification is an associate-level credential designed to validate your skills in designing, implementing, and operating identity and access management solutions using Microsoft Entra ID. This exam is ideal for identity and access administrators who want to demonstrate their ability to configure and manage identities throughout their lifecycles for users, devices, Azure resources, and applications. The certification covers four core areas: .

The SC-300 certification expires after one year and must be renewed. You can renew for free by passing an online renewal assessment during the six-month window before your certification expires. If your certification lapses, you must retake and pass the full SC-300 exam to regain it.

The SC-300 serves as a foundational credential for identity and access management professionals and is a prerequisite for advanced certifications like Cybersecurity Architect Expert.

Study Plan

1
Master the theory
View the lectures (if available) or read the Microsoft Learn content and study guide.
2
Test your knowledge
Practice with exam questions (if available) or the Microsoft practice assessment.

The Microsoft Certification Exam

The Identity and Access Administrator Associate (SC-300) exam consists of approximately 50 questions (the exact number varies slightly from one test to another) and you have 100 minutes to complete it. You must achieve a passing score of 700 out of 1000 points to pass.

The exam mixes several question formats to assess your knowledge. You can expect the classic single-answer multiple-choice items, multiple-select questions where two or more options are correct, and drag-and-drop questions. There are also occasional yes/no questions.

You will also get case-study or scenario-based questions that present business problems requiring you to choose the best solution. And you can expect hands-on lab questions where you must perform specific tasks in a live Azure environment.