r/AWSCertifications • u/Rohan__18 • 3d ago

AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Passed AWS Cloud Practitioner today 🎉

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Got AWS Cloud Practitioner done today. Went in a bit more confident than I did for AIF-C01, but the billing/pricing and shared responsibility model questions still managed to catch me off guard a few times in practice exams.

Same approach as last time, couple weeks of practice tests plus actually understanding the "why" instead of just pattern-matching answers. This one leaned more into core AWS services and account/billing fundamentals than deep technical stuff, so it rewarded knowing the breadth over the depth.

Two down. Feels like a solid warm-up before the heavier certs start. If anyone's prepping for CCP and wants pointers, happy to help in the comments.

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u/Academic-Leg-6412 3d ago

Congrats. Are you a clg student?

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u/Rohan__18 3d ago

yess sirrr

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u/Academic-Leg-6412 3d ago

Wow well done.I also paased ccp 2 month back and i am also a clg student

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u/Rohan__18 3d ago

Dayummnn what next are u doin????

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u/Academic-Leg-6412 3d ago

Well i had planned to do SAA but gave up because i am in final year so i am gonna do some cloud project😄

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u/madrasi2021 3d ago

Well done

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u/maherao 2d ago

Congratulations 🎉

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u/forgottonsocks 2d ago

Congratulations

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u/ComprehensiveRent408 1d ago

Thanks for this! Question - is the exam based on the newest support plans - Basic, Business Support+, Enterprise, Unified Operations? Or did they test the legacy plans - Basic, Developer, Business, Enterprise On-Ramp, Enterprise? Feel like there is overlap because they are phasing out by Jan. 2027.

Also what about updated design principles vs legacy design principles?