SC-300 Certification Practice Question #81

Question

You have a Microsoft Entra tenant.

You create an enterprise application collection named HR Apps that has the following settings:
•	Applications: App1, App2, App3
•	Owners: Admin1
•	Users and groups: HRUsers

All three apps have the following Properties settings:
•	Enabled for users to sign in: Yes
•	User assignment required: Yes
•	Visible to users: Yes

Users report that they only see App1 and App2 in the My Apps portal.

You need to ensure that the users can also see App3.

What should you do from App3?

Accepted Answer

Assigning HRUsers to the *collection* does not assign them to App3 itself. For an app to appear in a user's My Apps portal, the app must be Visible to users (it is) **and** the user or group must be directly assigned to that application. App3 already matches App1/App2 on every Properties setting, so the only difference is that HRUsers were never assigned to App3 — adding them under App3 → Users and groups makes it appear. Changing User assignment required to No (option D) doesn't surface the app in My Apps for unassigned users (it would still require assignment to be visible) and would unnecessarily relax access control, while the SSO method and consent-permission options are unrelated to portal visibility. Suggested Answer, the Most Voted choice, MS Learn, and both community comments all converge on C.

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