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How it works

Eight steps from your first lesson to the exam

A pile of practice questions is not a course. This is how you prepare an exam with Prepstellar, concept by concept, until you walk in ready.

  1. Understandthe concept before you memorize it
  2. Listenwhen you cannot read
  3. Practiceknowing why you got it right
  4. Askthe moment you are stuck
  5. Codeinstead of reading about it
  6. Reviewright before you forget
  7. Rehearsethe exam before the exam
  8. Keep goingwith your week in view
01 · Understand

Understand the concept before you memorize it

Each concept is a short deck of cards, written with the vendor's current study guide open.

One idea per card, tables and diagrams where they help, and a quick check every few cards. You know it stuck before you move on.

A lesson card on data engineering with a table
02 · Listen

Listen when you cannot read

Every lesson is narrated, and the text follows the voice.

On the train, at the gym or doing the dishes, the lesson goes with you, at the speed you choose. Back on the page, you pick up where the audio left off.

A lesson playing as narrated audio
03 · Practice

Practice knowing why you got it right, or wrong

Ten questions on every concept, each with its explanation.

Score seven out of ten and the next concept opens. Miss it and you know exactly what to reread. Try the one on the right.

AZ-900 · Question 2 of 10

Which set lists all three domains assessed by AZ-900?

  1. ACloud concepts; application development; advanced machine learning
  2. BIdentity implementation; virtual networking deployment; resource monitoring and maintenance tasks
  3. CAzure storage; database administration; software development
  4. DCloud concepts; Azure architecture and services; Azure management and governance
Show the answer

Everything AZ-900 can assess maps to one of three broad domains: cloud concepts, Azure architecture and services, and Azure management and governance. Together they cover general cloud ideas, core service families, and the tools to secure, govern, and administer Azure. All three start with the verb describe, so look for broad areas, not deployment tasks or career skills.

Try it: a real question from the AZ-900 course, with the explanation you get after every answer.

04 · Ask

Ask the moment you are stuck

The AI tutor knows which card you are on.

Ask why, ask for an example, ask what the difference is. The answer starts from your lesson and stays within your course.

The AI tutor answering a question about the current lesson
05 · Code

Write the code instead of reading about it

In the SQL, Python and data courses, you complete real queries and scripts.

Drop the right pieces into the gaps, press Check and see why it works, or why it does not. The syntax sticks because you used it.

A SQL practice exercise with chips to drop into the query
06 · Review

Review right before you forget

What you got wrong comes back on a schedule.

Every day you see what is due. Get a question right three times in a row and it stops showing up, so your time goes to what you do not know yet.

The spaced review queue: what is due today and this week
07 · Rehearse

Rehearse the exam before the exam

Mock exams timed, scored and weighted by domain.

Questions come from the whole course in the proportions of the exam guide. Answers stay hidden until you finish, then you review every one.

A mock exam in progress with a timer
08 · Keep going

Keep going, with your week in view

A daily goal, a study log and your accuracy section by section.

You always know what you did this week and what is left. When a section lags behind, you see it before the exam does.

The study log with weekly study time and a calendar

Rule one

Every question traces back to the source

We write with the vendor's current study guide open, and every claim is checked against the documentation before it reaches you.

Where most prep comes from

  • A forum thread
  • Someone's memory of last year's exam
  • A syllabus that was right in March

Where ours comes from

  • The vendor's current study guide
  • The official documentation
  • A new check whenever the exam changes

Wrong answers come from the same page as the right one. A distractor is a real value from the real documentation, altered. That is why practice feels like the exam and not like a quiz.

The mix

Ten questions per concept, on purpose

All easy leaves you overconfident. All hard wears you down. The mix tells you honestly where you stand.

Always current

When the exam moves, the content moves

Vendors add services, retire others and re-weight domains. We rewrite the concept that changed, not the whole course, and show you what changed and when.

  1. Official docsEvery lesson traces back to the vendor's current study guide and documentation.
  2. Checked every dayWe monitor exam guides and vendor docs daily.
  3. Caught the same dayA new objective, a retired service, a changed exam: we know that day.
  4. Updated in hoursThe lesson is rewritten and in your app in hours, not days.

The whole course, on your phone

Lessons you can read, audio you can listen to on the way to work, and practice that remembers what you got wrong.

Opens in your browser. Nothing to install.

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