The frustrating part about MD-102 Questions is that you can score well and still have a real knowledge gap. I've seen this happen when someone memorizes Intune settings but struggles as soon as a question changes the scenario.

That's the trap. MD-102 exam isn't just about remembering where a feature lives. Microsoft's current blueprint covers device enrollment, Entra ID, Autopilot, security policies, application management, and endpoint operations. The July 24, 2026 update also added automation, monitoring, and reporting as a dedicated skill area.

Here's what I found: practice questions are most useful when you review the wrong answers, not just the score. Suppose you keep missing questions around Autopilot deployment modes. That tells you more than a low practice score ever will. Maybe you understand the feature, but not when to choose one mode over another.

I started using MD-102 Questions this way, as a diagnostic tool. Pass4Success helped because the questions pushed me to think through scenario details and the traps between similar choices. Not saying it replaces hands-on Intune practice, but it made my weak areas much easier to spot.

How are you using practice questions right now, as a score check or as a way to uncover gaps?