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Microsoft GH-300: GitHub Copilot
What the GH-300 exam covers and what it costs, with a free 30-question practice test and an explanation for every answer.
- Level
- Associate
- Topic areas
- 4
- Free practice questions
- 30
- Full question bank
- 100 questions
What the GH-300 exam covers
The topic areas in our GH-300 question bank, with each one's share of the 100 practice questions.
| Topic | Share | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub Copilot fundamentals | 31% | 31 |
| Prompt engineering for GitHub Copilot | 25% | 25 |
| Responsible use of GitHub Copilot | 23% | 23 |
| GitHub Copilot for business administration | 21% | 21 |
GH-300 cost and format
| Exam code | GH-300 |
|---|---|
| Certification | GitHub Copilot |
| Vendor | Microsoft |
| Level | Associate |
| Status | Active |
Last checked October 22, 2026 against the official Microsoft exam page.
GH-300 sample questions
The first 5 questions from the free practice test. Open a question to see the answer and why it is right.
Question 1GitHub Copilot fundamentals
A developer types a function signature and a docstring in the editor, and Copilot suggests the function body as grey text. What feature is this?
- ACopilot code review
- BDependabot version updates
- CInline code completion
- DCopilot Workspace planning
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Correct answer: CInline suggestions that appear as the developer types are code completions. Code review, workspace planning and Dependabot updates are separate capabilities.
Question 2Prompt engineering for GitHub Copilot
A developer wants a Python function that validates an email address and returns a boolean, with a docstring and unit tests. Which prompt is most likely to produce a useful result?
- AWrite some code for the email part of the project and keep it looking properly clean, adding whatever else the application needs
- BJust produce something that runs without errors, however it is structured, and do not worry about the details or the expected inputs
- CMake it good overall, clean and polished, and tidy up the naming so it reads nicely to whoever opens it later
- DA specific request that states the language, expected inputs and outputs, edge cases, and that tests should be included
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Correct answer: DSpecific prompts with language, inputs, outputs, edge cases and deliverables give Copilot clear targets. Vague prompts produce unpredictable results.
Question 3Responsible use of GitHub Copilot
A developer accepts a Copilot suggestion that uses a library the team has never reviewed. What should happen before merging?
- AThe library should be installed in production and its version pinned without a security or licensing review by the team
- BThe dependency should be reviewed for licensing, security, and maintenance like any other new dependency
- CThe suggestion should be merged immediately because Copilot selected it for this file
- DThe dependency should be removed from the lock file so it no longer appears in the audit report or the dependency graph
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Correct answer: BSuggested dependencies must be vetted like any other dependency, including licensing and security. Merging immediately, installing without review and hiding dependencies all bypass governance.
Question 4GitHub Copilot for business administration
An organization wants to allow Copilot only for approved repositories. Which setting controls this?
- AContent exclusion and policy controls for Copilot in the organization settings
- BThe user's profile picture and the avatar displayed beside their commits in the activity feed
- CThe repository's star count and fork count shown on its landing page
- DThe organization's logo, its brand colors, and the favicon used on the public homepage banner
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Correct answer: AContent exclusion and organization policies control which code and users are covered by Copilot. Stars, logos and profile pictures do not control Copilot access.
Question 5GitHub Copilot fundamentals
Which Copilot experience lets a developer ask natural-language questions about code in the IDE and receive explanations or proposed edits?
- ACopilot licensing dashboard
- BGitHub Pages
- CDependabot alerts
- DCopilot Chat
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Correct answer: DCopilot Chat provides a conversational interface in the IDE for explanations, questions and edit suggestions. The licensing dashboard manages seats, Dependabot alerts dependencies and Pages hosts sites.
How to prepare for GH-300
- Read the official Microsoft outline first (exam page), so you know exactly what is in scope.
- Give the most time to GitHub Copilot fundamentals and Prompt engineering for GitHub Copilot: together they make up 56% of the questions.
- Take the free 30-question practice test and note which topics you miss.
- Go back to the weak topics, then test again. A practice score shows where to study; it does not predict your exam result.
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