I spent more time as I got closer to the exam date (approximately 2-3 hours on weekdays and longer on the weekends) It took me about 5 - 6 months as I prepared mostly on the weekends That is why it is important to do both.Ģ. Note: Neal's exams are tougher when compared to Tutorial Dojo however, Tutorial Dojo's explanations are better when compared to Neal's.
Try to score close to 80% for Neal's Practice exams and close to 90% for Tutorial Dojo's examsĭuring the practise exams, if you find any areas that you seem to be weak in then read more about those services in AWS documentation Try not to memorise the answers from Practice exams instead try to understand why the correct answer is correct and why the other answers were incorrect Read the AWS Certified Solutions Architect Study Guide Watch at least two of the following courses from acloudguru, Neal Davis and Stephane MaarekĬomplete at least two of the following labs from acloudguru, qwiklabs and Whizlabs Highly recommend as it is important to know the difference between high availability and fault-tolerant systems. This is optional as the EC2 FAQ is very long Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, Amazon VPC, Amazon Route 53, Amazon RDS, Amazon SQSĪWS Certified Solutions Architect Official Study Guide
Similarly took a very long time as I made notesĪny two courses from #1-3 in this table is sufficient for the examĪny two labs from #4-6 in this table is sufficient for the examĪ quick read of AWS Well-Architected webpage (various whitepapers linked) should be sufficient
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