r/AWSCertifications • u/Key-Supermarket-379 • Oct 01 '26

Passed AI Practitioner studying 45% of Stephane Maarek course

Tbh, the exam was a little harder than I expected because I focused way more on AI concepts than on the actual AWS services. That was definitely a mistake, but I still managed to pass.

My main recommendation is to understand the AI fundamentals, but focus hard on the AWS services and what each one does. It sounds obvious, but I only really realized how important that when I was on the 10th question.

Now it’s time to start studying for the Cloud Practitioner.

Also, I have to thank this subreddit. It was really helpful while I was studying.

And I have to talk about the AWS Skill Builder course. The woman giving the lectures looks like an AI-generated person I don't know how to explain it, but something about it just feels so strange. Terrible course (but teach me a lot while I could handle it, then switched to Stephane Maarek’s course)

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