Full-length practice exams for four Databricks certifications, written against the current official exam guides and checked against the Databricks documentation. Every answer explains why it is right and why each other option is wrong.
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Current outlinesWeighted like the real exam, using the exam guides in force on October 21, 2026, including the Oct 2026 Data Engineer Professional change.
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Explained, with sourcesInstant feedback after each question, a docs.databricks.com link on every answer, and "legacy trap" questions where the old answer is now wrong.
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Pick up where you left offProgress saves in your browser after every click. Close the tab, come back tomorrow, continue. The clock only runs while the exam is open.
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Turn misses into a study planAt the end, "Copy report for Claude" gives a summary of your misses and flags to paste into Claude or any AI assistant.
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Databricks Certified Data Analyst Associate
Real exam: 45 questions90 min$200Guide of Oct 30, 2025
The exam changed on Oct 9, 2026. These exams follow the new 9-section guide. Databricks' certification web page may still list the old 10-section outline; the exam guide PDF is authoritative.
Read the official exam guide for your certification (linked on each card).
Take Exam A timed, without notes. Flag every question you're unsure about, even if you think you got it right.
Copy the report at the end into Claude and ask it to explain your misses and plan your study.
Study the weak sections in the Databricks docs, then take Exam B, then C.
Book the real exam when you score 80% or more on an exam you haven't seen.
Exam controls
Flag (F): mark a question to revisit; flags show in the jump map and the report.
Change answer (C): fix a misclick after the reveal. Changes are counted separately so your score stays honest.
Export / Import: save your progress to a file and continue on another device.
Keyboard: 1–5 to answer, ←→ to move.
What these are, and aren't
Original practice questions, not real exam questions and not braindumps.
The real exams don't give feedback, don't let you see objectives, and Databricks doesn't publish the passing score; 70% here is a rough target, not the official cut-off.
Databricks renames and changes products often. If an answer looks outdated, trust the current docs.