About AWS Study Navigator

What is AWS Study Navigator?

AWS Study Navigator is a web application that supports your AWS certification exam preparation. Practice with questions created from AWS official documentation and reviewed and edited by a human. You can start answering questions without an account; creating a free account also enables saving your study history and weak-area analysis.

Key Features

  • Official docs-aligned, human-reviewed questions — AWS official documentation is used as the primary source; generative AI on Amazon Bedrock drafts questions, options, and explanations, and the operator verifies and edits the content before publishing. Questions are added and updated regularly.
  • Study history and analytics — Records the questions you've answered, correctness, and accuracy by domain, so you can identify your strengths and weaknesses and study efficiently.
  • Smart Mode — Automatically detects domains with low accuracy from your study history and prioritizes them in question delivery, so you can focus on your weak areas.
  • Domain filtering — Select a specific exam domain to focus your practice on that area only.

Supported Exams

The following AWS certification exams are supported.

  • CLF-C02 — AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (Foundational)
  • AIF-C01 — AWS Certified AI Practitioner (Foundational)
  • SAA-C03 — AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate
  • SOA-C02 — AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate
  • DVA-C02 — AWS Certified Developer – Associate
  • DEA-C01 — AWS Certified Data Engineer – Associate
  • MLA-C01 — AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate
  • SAP-C02 — AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional
  • DOP-C02 — AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional
  • ANS-C01 — AWS Certified Advanced Networking – Specialty
  • SCS-C02 — AWS Certified Security – Specialty
  • AIP-C01 — AWS Certified AI Practitioner – Specialty

How to Study

  1. Choose an exam — Select the AWS certification you want to study from the home page.
  2. Answer questions — Choose an answer for each question. Use domain filtering or Smart Mode for focused practice.
  3. Review explanations — A detailed explanation is shown after answering. Always read it, whether you got the question right or wrong, to deepen your understanding.
  4. Analyze your history — Check accuracy by domain on the History page to identify weak areas.

Editorial & Quality Policy

Practice questions, options, explanations, and guide articles are created and published through the following process.

  1. Primary source reference — Each exam's official exam guide and AWS service documentation are used as primary sources.
  2. Draft creation — Generative AI on Amazon Bedrock creates drafts of questions, options, and explanations based on official information.
  3. Human review and editing — The operator verifies accuracy, alignment with the exam scope, and the validity of explanations, editing as needed.
  4. Publishing and continuous improvement — Reviewed content is published and continuously reviewed and improved based on user feedback (👍/👎).

Because generative AI is used, please note the following.

  • Despite review, questions or explanations may contain errors
  • The latest AWS specification changes may not be reflected
  • Format and difficulty differ from the actual AWS certification exam
  • Use of this service alone does not guarantee passing the exam

If you notice an error or have a suggestion, please let us know via each question's feedback feature or the contact form.

Relationship with AWS

This service is not provided, endorsed, or sponsored by Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates, and has no affiliation with the AWS certification program. "AWS," "Amazon Web Services," and other AWS-related names and logos are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.

Study Tips

To use this service effectively, we recommend the following.

  • Supplement this service's questions with AWS official documentation and training
  • Read explanations carefully and check AWS official documentation for anything unclear
  • Use the domain-level analytics in your study history to focus on weak domains
  • Report anything you think is an error using the feedback feature

Site Information

  • Site name — AWS Study Navigator (cloud-exam-prep.com)
  • Operator — Run by an individual studying for AWS certifications
  • Purpose — To provide a free place where AWS exam candidates can study efficiently with questions and explanations based on official information
  • Contact — Questions and feedback are accepted via the contact form

Content on this site is edited and supervised by the operator, and quality-related feedback is continuously incorporated.