Amazon Certification exam but I hadn’t used (in my case, it was services and concepts like AWS EXAM DUMPS Directory Service, identity providers and federation, Cognito, Machine Learning services, etc. ). I felt I wasn’t enough prepared after the video course and found it a bit generic and lacking any deep dive into the topics I was struggling with. Furthermore, the quizzes and exam simulation in the video course are not very similar to the questions you get in the real SA Pro exam: unlike other AWS EXAM DUMPS exams, the SA Pro exam contains many long and convoluted questions which were not often present in the quizzes and simulation I did on the video course. So once I completed the video course I practised the exam via the exam sample questions and the free AWS EXAM DUMPS practice exam. This is when I started panicking because I was taking too long to answer the questions and scored AWS Exam Dumps below the minimum passing threshold of 75%. I wasn’t used to those long questions and I didn’t spend enough time on some of the topics I was new to. Please don’t get me wrong: there is value in taking the SA Pro video course by A Cloud Guru and you will definitely learn a lot. But for preparing the exam at the level I was at I found other resources more useful and more time effective (more on this in the next section). I know A Cloud Guru regularly reviews their content and this is definitely going to happen with the new revised SA Pro exam so I’m confident they will improve their video course. If you take their video course bear in mind that A Cloud Guru courses are not cheap and require a monthly subscription (you can’t just buy a single video course but you can stop the subscription when you pass your exam). BOOKS I personally love studying on physical books as they keep me away from screens and internet distractions. Unfortunately, unlike other AWS EXAM DUMPS certifications at the associate level, there aren’t many books specifically dedicated to the AWS EXAM DUMPS Solutions Architect Professional Certification. At the time I was studying
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