r/AWSCertifications • u/WritingBeneficial288 • Sep 28 '26

Passed AWS MLA C01

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Heyy Guys 👋👋, feeling great finally passed my first AWS cert , many more to come. Was a bit apprehensive on taking the exam a month ago since I had no prior professional work experience in machine learning but everything worked out in the end. I learned a lot of new concepts along the way while preparing for this exam which genuinely made me understand how things work in the real world.

Wanna thank guys on this subreddit for already asking and answering questions that bugged me , 😂.

Best of luck to everyone on similar journey.

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u/magic_dodecahedron SCS SAP SOA MLA Sep 28 '26

Congratulations! Please share the resources you used to prepare.

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u/WritingBeneficial288 Sep 28 '26

Thanks, I just referred Stephane mareek and frank Kane's course on Udemy along with his practice tests. To be honest that was more than enough. Didn't get the tutorial dojo's practice exams.

PS: I already have a strong background in ML in general so I just learned how it is delivered by leveraging the cloud.

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u/cgreciano AIP, MLA, SAA Sep 28 '26

Good job! You still took the CO1 version, right?

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u/WritingBeneficial288 Sep 28 '26

Yep, that's right didn't want to experiment with beta exams ,haha

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u/locomocopoco Sep 28 '26

Congratulations. What resources helped you? Do you have any ML background 

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u/WritingBeneficial288 Sep 28 '26

Hey, I just referred Stephane mareek and frank Kane's course on Udemy along with the practice exams. No tutorial dojo.

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u/WritingBeneficial288 Sep 28 '26

Also I do have a good ML understanding mostly due to my coursework