How ready are you for the AIF-C01 exam? CertBrain now shows you

The hardest question in exam prep isn't on the exam. It's "am I ready to book it?" CertBrain now has a page that helps you answer it: Readiness, in the menu. Sign in to see your score.

What it shows

Readiness looks at everything you've studied across the five courses, one for each domain of the AWS Certified AI Practitioner exam (AIF-C01), and shows you:

An overall score, with each domain weighted by its share of the real exam. A domain that's a bigger part of the exam counts for more.
A score for each domain, so you can see at a glance which one is behind.
The three lessons to study next, from your weakest domain.
Cards mastered, exam questions right, and days studied in the last 14.

How the score works

It's built on the same spaced-repetition schedule you already study with:

A card counts in full once you've recalled it on schedule and it has moved up to weekly reviews.
It counts half when you got it right recently.
Exam-style questions count double compared with flashcards.

Your result gets one of four labels. Ready to book means at least 80% overall and at least 70% in every domain. A strong average can't hide one weak domain, because the exam won't hide it either.

The score covers every lesson in all five courses, including the ones in the full-course unlock, because the exam covers all of it too.

Until you've studied a few cards, there's nothing to score yet. The page points you to the free diagnostic instead, which shows where you stand today, and to the courses to start studying.

What it isn't

Readiness is practice readiness from your study so far: a study guide, not an exam score or a guarantee of passing. Use it to decide what to study next, and as one input when you pick a test date.

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CertBrain is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon Web Services, Inc. Its lessons and practice questions are written independently and are not official exam questions.