SC 900 Exam Cost and How to Book the Exam

If you came here for a single number, the honest answer is that Microsoft does not publish one. The SC 900 exam cost is shown to you at checkout, based on the country or region where you sit the exam, and Microsoft states this plainly on the official exam page rather than listing a table of prices by country.

Why there is no fixed SC-900 exam price here

Microsoft's exam page says price is "based on the country or region in which the exam is proctored." That is a deliberate regional pricing model, not a gap in our research — Microsoft does not publish a standard list price for SC-900 the way it might for a printed course. The only reliable way to see your SC-900 exam price is to start the booking flow for your account and location and read the number Microsoft shows you before you pay.

Taking it from India

Microsoft does not publish a fixed SC-900 exam fee in India, the same way it does not publish one for any other country. The exam page's rule — price based on the country or region in which the exam is proctored — applies equally here: sign in with your account, choose Pearson VUE (or Certiport if you are a student or educator) as your booking route, and the price for your region is displayed before you pay. Do not rely on a fixed INR figure you find on a third-party page; go to the official booking flow and check what is shown for your account.

How to book the SC 900 exam

Microsoft offers two booking routes for this exam:

• Pearson VUE — the standard route for most candidates, available from the official SC-900 exam page.
• Certiport — a separate route offered specifically "if you are a student or an educator."

The exam page does not spell out whether every booking is at a physical test center or can also be proctored online, so confirm that detail for your region during the booking steps themselves rather than assuming one or the other.

Vouchers

We do not have published voucher terms specific to the SC-900 exam. If your employer, a Microsoft Learn benefit, or a training program offers a voucher, check the terms directly with that source rather than assuming a standard discount applies, since Microsoft's own SC-900 exam page does not list one.

Retakes and the cost of failing

If you do not pass, Microsoft's retake policy requires a 24-hour wait before you can try again, and each attempt is booked and paid for separately — a retake is not free. For further attempts beyond the first retake, the required wait varies, so check Microsoft's retake policy before scheduling. Because every attempt costs the same regional fee again, it is worth confirming your readiness first: see the exam format and scoring page for the passing score, and the exam objectives page to check you have covered every domain before you book.

What to expect in the checkout flow

Regardless of your region, the general shape of the SC-900 booking flow is the same: sign in with the Microsoft account you want the certification attached to, pick a delivery route, choose an available date and time slot, and review the price before you confirm payment. Read that price screen carefully, since it is the only place Microsoft actually states what you will be charged — nothing on this page or any other guide substitutes for it.

Before you book

Read the prerequisites page to confirm this is the right exam for where you are, then follow a study plan so your booking date lines up with your actual readiness rather than a deadline you picked at random.

Exam facts on this page come from Microsoft’s own pages (official exam page). Prices, versions and policies change — confirm there before you book.