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Disagreements about a score. The five criteria behind every score are published on our about page. If you think we have weighted one badly, the argument is worth having.

What we cannot do

We cannot tell you whether you will pass. Nobody can: AWS publishes no pass rates, and anyone offering you a probability is guessing or selling.

We cannot supply exam questions, “real” or otherwise, or point you at anyone who does. AWS’s published rules make accessing that material a violation of the agreement you sign when you register, with sanctions that reach existing certifications.

We cannot give you career advice, quote you a salary or tell you what a certification is worth where you live. And we are not AWS, Microsoft or Google support — booking problems, score reports and account issues go to the certifying body, which is the only party that can act on them.

How long we take

A few days, usually. Corrections jump the queue, and if one lands we re-read the source page, change the text and update the date shown on the page, so you can see it happened.