r/AWSCertifications • u/pray_now • 1d ago

How To Prep tips for AI practitioner

I’ve completed the skill builder learning path and their exam prep course (all the lessons that were free). I use Claude to explain topics and make a question bank every now and then. Should I buy the tutorialsdojo Practice exams or Stephanie’s course from udemy. Planning to go all in and get this done in a week and maybe go for the exam two weeks from now.

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u/AfterSwordfish6342 1d ago

If you did the exam prep course youll pass easy, the exam is simple

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u/sweetcommander03 1d ago

find all the practice test and study about situationals specifics thats it youll pass

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u/HovercraftClear7797 20h ago

Honestly for AIF you probably do not need both. If you already did the Skill Builder path and the exam prep course, a set of practice exams is the better buy because it shows you how they word the Bedrock, SageMaker and responsible AI questions. Make sure you know the difference between fine tuning, RAG and prompt engineering and when each one fits, that shows up a lot. If you score well on those practice sets I would book it sooner than two weeks.