Hi Guys,

I am currently preparing my exams for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner cert. I have also bought the skillscertpro practice questions on impulse.

Should i also buy the Udemy Stephane Maarek course and TD's practice exams?

Please advise. Thank you

I'm looking to take on more practice exam questions near the end of my AWS SAA CO2 studying journey. I know Tutorial Dojo exams are the consensus top pick here, and I completely agree with that. They have a great product. I've gone through their exams and thoroughly studied the explanations, and have learned a ton through doing this.

However, I want to take a few more exams to make sure I can still generalize well to new questions. From what I read online, skillcertpro might be a good option for more exams, as they update their questions regularly, and apparently the questions are ones actually seen on the exam: https://skillcertpro.com/product/aws-certified-solutions-architect-associate-practice-exam-set/

I'm curious to know if anyone here is familiar with this product and to know more about your experiences using it?

I got hit by hard questions on AWS Prescriptive Guidance, AWS Well-Architected Framework and even AWS Machine Learning services (SageMaker, Rekognition etc) plus the new AWS services (AWS Audit Manager, MemoryDB for Redis etc). RI discounts and Spot Pricing questions also surprised me.

To those who are saying that the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam is just a walk in a park, the exam definitely isn't! I'm not sure if its because there would be a new CLF-C02 exam version and AWS included those new concepts/services in the current exam, but in all honesty, I did enjoy taking this test. It's not overly difficult but you have to know a plethora of AWS services and their corresponding features.

In terms of exam prep, I used the CloudQuest game as an initial exam prep for the test. I do like gamified learning and the included AWS labs are definitely a bonus. My only pet peeve is the slow provision of those labs. Also did the Tutorials Dojo course and used all the available labs on the course. It's a good reviewer before drilling their practice exams and explanations.

My advice to those who are planning to take this test is to never take this exam lightly. Make sure that you read the official exam guide from cover to cover, and use that to guide you in your self-study.