Additional resources
Good places to study alongside our practice questions. These are other people's sites: we don't run them and aren't affiliated with them.
Official exam information
Straight from AWS: what the exam covers and how it works.
AWS Certified Generative AI Developer – Professional (opens in a new tab)
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AWS's own page for the certification: who it is for, how to book, the format (75 questions in 180 minutes) and the price.
AIP-C01 exam guide (opens in a new tab)
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The definitive list of what the exam covers: the five domains, their weightings and the skills under each. Our domains and topics follow it.
AIP-C01 in-scope services (opens in a new tab)
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The AWS services that can appear on the exam. Read it alongside AWS's service availability updates, because several listed services stopped taking new customers in 2026.
Free courses
Structured courses you can follow from the start, at no cost.
AWS Skill Builder (opens in a new tab)
skillbuilder.aws
AWS's own training site. Search for the Generative AI Developer – Professional exam prep plan; the standard prep course is free with a Skill Builder account.
Reference reading
For going deeper on the ideas behind the questions.
Amazon Bedrock User Guide (opens in a new tab)
docs.aws.amazon.com
Most questions on this exam turn on Amazon Bedrock features: knowledge bases, Guardrails, Prompt Management, Flows, evaluations, quotas and inference options. Skim its contents to see what exists.
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Developer Guide (opens in a new tab)
docs.aws.amazon.com
How AWS now recommends building agents: Runtime, Gateway, Memory, Identity, Policy, Observability and Evaluations.