Difficulty comparing to real exam

[adz]

Hi,

Is it possible to say whether practice questions are more or less difficult than the real exam? My average score for timed and review mode is around 80% and I wonder if it enough to sign for real exam or I should practice more?

• This discussion was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  Jon-Bonso.

[ishan-sharma]

This could have been a great feature, but sadly it is not available as my experience to Dojo.

Hey could you please share how did you prepare that you are getting 80% correct, I gave my first mock and I am at 36%, I have been studying since past 5 months, on and off for the exam, I have also used acloudguru but I am wondering since I have less time and I need to crack AWS SA soon, how can I study smartly and pass the exam. There has to be a way for it

[adz]

Hi,

I studied from Stephane Maarek videos and of course from tutorials dojo cheat sheets

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  adz.

[Jon-Bonso]

Hi Adz,

Thank you for posting your question. The official AWS exam has a question bank of about 150 questions, so each and every test is different. You may encounter a topic that the other person may not see. Our practice tests are designed to cover all of the relevant topics to the Solutions Architect Associate exam.

I also took the official SAA exam a couple of times so I am confident that our content is highly relevant. I suggest that you aim to have a consistent score of 90% on all tests before taking the actual AWS exam. Read the provided explanations as well as the reference links to the official AWS documentation.

For more information on how to be fully prepared for the exam, I suggest you head over to:

https://tutorialsdojo.com/aws-certified-solutions-architect-associate-saa-c02/

Cheers,

Jon Bonso

[adz]

Hi Jon,

Thanks for detailed answer!

[Jon-Bonso]

No worries, Adam. The Tutorials Dojo team is always here to help!

Let us know if you need further assistance. The Tutorials Dojo team is dedicated to help you pass your AWS exam on your first try!

Regards,

Jon Bonso @ Tutorials Dojo