AWSCertification prep

Pass the AWS Solutions Architect Associate on your first try.

Spaced repetition flashcards and domain-weighted mock exams built for the AWS SAA-C03. Learn what actually sticks — not what looks good in a cram session.

65
Questions per exam
full-length mock
130
Minutes
timed simulation
72%
To pass
Scaled score of 720/1000 (roughly 72% correct)
4
Exam domains
weighted sampling

About this exam

The AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate (SAA-C03) validates your ability to design secure, resilient, high-performing, and cost-optimized architectures on AWS. It's consistently ranked among the most valuable cloud certifications, with strong salary impact across engineering and DevOps roles.

Exam fee: $300 · Offered by AWS · No expiry on certification

Exam blueprint

4 domains. Every question weighted to the real test.

01

Design Secure Architectures

30%

IAM policies and roles, VPC security groups and NACLs, KMS encryption, WAF, Shield, GuardDuty, Cognito, and security best practices for data at rest and in transit.

02

Design Resilient Architectures

26%

Multi-AZ and multi-region design, Auto Scaling groups, RDS failover and Read Replicas, Route 53 routing policies, SQS, SNS, and patterns for decoupled, fault-tolerant systems.

03

Design High-Performing Architectures

24%

ElastiCache (Redis/Memcached), DynamoDB, CloudFront and Global Accelerator, EC2 instance types and placement groups, EBS/EFS, and horizontal vs. vertical scaling trade-offs.

04

Design Cost-Optimized Architectures

20%

EC2 Reserved Instances, Spot Instances, and Savings Plans, S3 storage classes and Intelligent-Tiering, Cost Explorer, Trusted Advisor, and right-sizing strategies.

How to study smart

01

Focus on knowing WHEN to use each service, not just what it does. The exam tests judgment, not memorization.

02

The four domain weights are your study budget. Spend 30% of your time on Secure, 26% on Resilient, and so on.

03

SQS vs SNS vs EventBridge is a frequent question cluster. Know the difference cold.

04

For storage questions: S3 vs EFS vs EBS vs FSx. Map each to its use case before exam day.

05

Understand VPC deeply — subnets, route tables, Internet Gateways, NAT Gateways, and VPC Peering appear constantly.

The method

01

Study with flashcards

130+ flashcards covering every concept in the AWS SAA-C03. Rate each card and the SM-2 algorithm schedules your next review.

02

Review what matters

Kalleo shows you cards right before you'd forget them — not randomly. 20 minutes a day builds deeper recall than a 6-hour Sunday session.

03

Simulate the exam

Full-length 65-question mock exam, 130 minutes, domain-weighted exactly like the real AWS SAA-C03. Know your score before you book.

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FAQ

How long does it take to prepare for SAA-C03?

Most people with some AWS exposure take 4–8 weeks of consistent study. Complete beginners typically need 2–3 months. Daily 20-minute spaced repetition sessions compound faster than weekend cramming.

Is the free tier enough to start studying?

Yes. Free accounts get access to a curated set of questions across all four domains immediately — no credit card required. Upgrade to Pro when you're ready for the full question bank and timed mock exams.

Are these real exam questions?

No. Real exam questions are under strict NDA. Every question in Kalleo is original, written by practitioners who have passed the exam, targeting the exact concepts and decision patterns the test covers.

How is this different from Tutorials Dojo or Whizlabs?

Those are question dumps. Kalleo uses spaced repetition — the SM-2 algorithm surfaces each card right before you'd forget it. You learn faster, retain longer, and build real recall rather than pattern-matching.

What score should I be getting on practice exams before booking the real test?

Consistently scoring 80%+ on Kalleo mock exams strongly correlates with passing. The real exam is slightly harder, so give yourself a buffer above the 72% passing threshold.