I'm a final year student and I just passed the AWS Cloud Practitioner exam with a score of 837. Now, I'm gearing up for the AWS Developer Associate exam, but I don't have any hands-on experience with AWS. I'm looking for advice on how to successfully pass this exam before December on my first attempt. Any tips or resources would be greatly appreciated!
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To pass the AWS Developer Associate exam, it's essential to get some hands-on experience. Spend the next 2–4 months working on various projects using AWS. Understand how each service operates and why they are used together. Also, definitely check out the Skill Builder courses for exam prep and take plenty of practice exams to familiarize yourself with the question format and terminology. This method will enhance your chances of success!
It's interesting that you're aiming for a developer associate role without prior hands-on experience. I recommend finding a few small personal projects to work on with AWS to get your feet wet. You can even simulate some real-world scenarios to understand how the services integrate. It will definitely help build your confidence for the exam!
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