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Possible Reasons for Review:
Forensic Analysis Anomalies: AWS uses data forensics to analyze exam results for unusual patterns. These could include statistically unlikely answer streaks or timings. It's important to note that anomalies don't automatically mean cheating, but trigger a review. Security Team Concerns: The security team might be investigating a potential issue at the test center you used, unrelated to your actions.
Steps You Can Take:
**Respond to AWS Support: ** While their initial response may not have been ideal, continue communicating with AWS support. Clearly explain the situation, including that you took both exams in controlled environments.
**Gather Documentation: **If you have any documentation related to the exams, like confirmation emails or receipts, keep them handy.
What to Avoid:
Public Accusations: While venting online might feel good in the moment, avoid publicly accusing AWS or the security team. It's better to maintain a professional tone in your communication.
Additional Resources:
AWS Certification Policies: Review the AWS Certification General Policies, specifically the section on "Non-compliance" which details reasons for exam score invalidation https://aws.amazon.com/certification/policies/ AWS re:Post: The AWS re:Post forum might have threads from others who faced similar situations. You can search for relevant keywords like "exam revoked" https://repost.aws/
Hello DS, thanks for sharing your experience, unfortunately, you have already taken the steps needed by contacting certification center support, and they have told you that the results are under review. People on re:Post will not be able to assist you here, and you should continue to engage with certification support on this matter.
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