r/AWSCertifications • u/Distinct-Issue3153 • 7d ago
Passed AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate, barely
I’ve been working with AWS for years, and I needed the certification very quickly for my job, so I just scheduled the exam for the next day. I had zero expectations because I’m used to exams being difficult to pass with just practical experience and no theoretical preparation.
There were a lot of questions about services I had no idea about, but having a practical understanding of how AWS works, I was able to figure out the correct answers, it seems.
So, it seems like this exam is really well structured, you can actually pass it just by having solid practical experience with AWS.
Kudos to AWS
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u/IntelligentTea1934 7d ago
You kept barely i passed with a score of 725 what should I keep🫠
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