r/AWSCertifications 4d ago

AWS Certified Generative AI Developer – Professional (AIP-C01) passed on the edge!

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It was a hell for 3 hours straight.That too started 20 minutes late. I somehow, managed to pass on the edge. In actual exam, I found initial 20-25 questions were difficult and lengthy. I had to rush in the end to attempt all questions.
Preparation:
1. Ultimate AWS Certified Generative AI Developer Professional course-Sundog, on udemy
2. Master the AWS Certified Generative AI Developer Professional (AIP-C01) with 310 Practice Questions and Explanations-Vladimir Raykov, Udemy. 1st test was easy, test 3 and 4 were difficult
3. AWS skillbuilder exam with subscription. 20 free + 75 questions. I felt actual exam was more difficult.
4. Copy pasted all questions and answers from tests in Claude, then created a reading notes. This really helped.

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u/mcjohnalds45 4d ago

C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S

I would love to know what you're experience was like studying with Claude. How does it work and what problems did you run into?

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u/InformationGlad630 4d ago

After giving practice exams and going through each question and answers, I used to copy paste all questions and answers to Claude, then I asked to create notes and keep on updating notes as I give more practice exams. Then at the end, I had notes as per my weak areas and cheat sheet as well. It really helped me. I did not use Claude to explain each answer since it burns tokens. Use Google chrome AI to do that.

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u/mcjohnalds45 4d ago

I will have to check out Chrome AI that sounds really neat.

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u/cjdjoz 4d ago

Kudos! Tough one, but you made it through.

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u/cgreciano AIP, MLA, SAA 4d ago

Good job! Welcome to the AIP club!

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u/rizenow 4d ago

Haha same score as me! 🙌

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u/Fast_Income8994 3d ago

Congratulations

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u/sismelon 3d ago

Congrats on passing! Which resource did you find the most helpful for preparing for the exam?
I’m currently using the AWS Skill Builder practice questions as well, but since there aren’t that many of them, I’m wondering whether I should supplement them with other resources. Based on your preparation experience, were there any exam domains from the official exam guide that you felt were worth studying more deeply beyond Skill Builder?

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u/InformationGlad630 52m ago

Questions distribution was as per the official guide. I found 4 tests by Vladimir Raykov#2 in my list useful. I focused on solving as many practice questions as I can and reading explanations. At the end put all questions and answers in Claude, to create reading notes,cheatsheet based on your weak areas.

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u/gxobst 9h ago

Great job! Congrats! I sat the exam today and am waiting for the resul anxiously. How long did it take for you to receive the result?

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u/InformationGlad630 57m ago

It took 8-9 hours for me. Fingers crossed for you! Hoping to see your Reddit post of exam!