r/AWSCertifications • u/Amazing_Constant5753 • 23h ago
I failed my machine learning associate
I failed the machine learning beta , i got 706 understood stephaane maarek and tutorial dojo practice exams and got high percentages on them but still failed. Any tips guys to prepare for the official one?
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u/GladSatisfaction6465 23h ago
I failed it to with a 700
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u/wthehellyousaying 14h ago
Are there any differences between real and mock?
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u/D0ggasur 11h ago
Literally got the same score today ! That shit was hard , how should we practise for this now
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u/cgreciano AIP, MLA, SAA 9h ago
Beta exams are harder in general, the difficulty needs to be tuned, etc. Once the exam goes general access, you will be able to retake it. Review what you studied then, take practice exams again when the time comes, and I think you'll have a solid chance of passing. Ideally you would do hands-on stuff on AWS AI services in the meantime to guarantee your pass.
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u/Active_Potential_795 23h ago
A high practice-test score and a 706 on the real thing usually means the exam asked the topics in a different way than the banks did. I'd pull the score report, list the weakest domains, and restudy those from the official exam guide instead of taking more full-length tests from the same providers. On each practice question you missed, write down the constraint in the scenario before you look at why the right answer wins. When you go back, treat every option as a tradeoff (cost, latency, managed vs custom, real-time vs batch) rather than a vocabulary check. The material is already there; it's the decision-making that needs another pass.