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AI-102: Designing and Implementing a Microsoft Azure AI Solution

Build, manage, and deploy AI solutions that leverage Azure AI Services, Azure OpenAI, computer vision, natural language processing, speech synthesis, and knowledge mining with Azure AI Search.

120 min
Time Allowance
52
Exam Questions
70%
Passing Score
~2.3 min
Target Pace / Q

Official Exam Specification & Quick Facts

Certification Track
AI-102: Designing and Implementing a Microsoft Azure AI Solution
Exam Vendor / Provider
Microsoft Azure
Domain Area
Azure
Testing Time
120 minutes (~2.3 min/q)
Passing Benchmark
70% scaled score
Simulator Access
100% Free · Unlimited Retakes

Question Difficulty Breakdown

Easy
17 q's (33%)
Medium
18 q's (35%)
Hard
17 q's (33%)
Difficulty distribution mirrors authentic proctored exam questions with scenario traps, multi-select items, and architectural trade-offs.

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Exam Guidelines & Simulation Rules

Timed Simulation The 120-minute timer starts immediately. Sessions auto-submit when the clock reaches zero.
Realistic Formats Single-choice and multi-choice scenario questions modeled directly from the official Microsoft Azure syllabus.
Flag & Review Flag challenging questions to review anytime before submitting your final answers.
In-Depth Explanations Instant post-exam breakdown explaining why the correct choice wins and why distractor options fail.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The AI-102 exam consists of 45-60 scenario, API configuration, and coding questions within 120 minutes. Cost is $165 USD with a passing threshold of 700/1000 (70%).

Domains include: (1) Plan and manage an Azure AI solution (~15-20%), (2) Implement content moderation and computer vision (~20-25%), (3) Implement natural language processing (~20-25%), (4) Implement knowledge mining and document intelligence (~15-20%), and (5) Implement generative AI solutions with Azure OpenAI (~20-25%).

Azure OpenAI provides REST API access to OpenAI's advanced models (GPT-4o, GPT-4 Turbo, DALL-E 3, Embeddings) backed by Azure enterprise security, private networking, data governance, and role-based access control.

RAG grounds LLM generation on private enterprise knowledge. Azure AI Search indexes enterprise data using hybrid search (vector embeddings + keyword BM25 + semantic reranking) to supply accurate retrieved context to the model.

Document Intelligence uses prebuilt and custom machine learning models to automatically extract text, key-value pairs, tables, and document structures from invoices, receipts, IDs, and tax forms.

Azure AI Content Safety analyzes user inputs and generated outputs to detect and block hate speech, violence, self-harm, sexual content, and prompt injection attacks in real time.

Azure Computer Vision provides pre-trained models for generic object detection and OCR. Azure AI Custom Vision allows developers to train custom image classification and object detection models using a small set of labeled domain images.

Azure AI Speech provides Speech-to-Text (speech recognition and transcription), Text-to-Speech (neural voice synthesis), Speech Translation, and Speaker Recognition across hundreds of languages.

Azure AI Language includes Conversational Language Understanding (CLU), Question Answering, Sentiment Analysis, Named Entity Recognition (NER), and Key Phrase Extraction.

Managed Identities allow applications to obtain OAuth 2.0 access tokens from Microsoft Entra ID to authenticate to Azure AI endpoints without storing subscription access keys in code.

AI-102 is valid for one year and renewable annually for free through Microsoft Learn.

AI-102 certifies Azure AI Engineers, Machine Learning Developers, and Generative AI Architects earning average US salaries between $135,000 and $180,000.