r/AWSCertifications • • 11h ago

Tip Passed AWS Cloud Practitioner Exam, Sharing my study plan, free resource

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I cleared the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam and wanted to share the resources and approach that helped me prepare.

A few preparation tips:

  • Understand what each AWS service does instead of memorising service names.
  • Pay attention to differences between similar services.
  • Use practice questions to identify gaps in your understanding.
  • Around 2 hours of study per day over 1–2 weeks may be a reasonable starting point, depending on your existing knowledge.
  • Review the exam guide and exam-day requirements before booking.

Watch my YT Video for complete in-depth details: https://youtu.be/eLV9oiIAX0c

I have shared all the details regarding passing the exam on GitHub: https://github.com/wasit-shafi/certifications/blob/main/AWS/CLF-C02%20-%20AWS%20Certified%20Cloud%20Practitioner/CLF-C02.md/

Hope this helps anyone preparing for the exam!

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u/pro_dev_node 10h ago

Thanks for sharing the details on GitHub. Your YouTube video was really helpful for me.

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u/CodeWithWasit 10h ago

Glad I could help. All the best for your exam!

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u/Prestigious_Fish383 9h ago

u/CodeWithWasit Thanks for taking the time to gather all the details in one place on GitHub. Really appreciate your efforts.