SkillCertpro
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SkillCertpro is a polarizing certification prep service that generates mixed reactions within the IT community. While some users value its high volume of questions and exam-like formatting, others criticize it for technical bugs, outdated content, and its reputation among some as a 'dump' site.
Pros
- Large question banks, sometimes exceeding 1,000 questions per exam
- Question formatting and difficulty often closely mimic the actual exam experience
- Includes 'master sheets' that are useful for last-minute revision
- Generally more affordable than official practice tests
Cons
- Technical UI/UX issues, such as using radio buttons for questions that require multiple selections
- Outdated content, including references to old service names like AAD instead of Entra ID
- Frequent typos and lack of quality control in question text
- Explanations for answers can be sparse, sometimes only providing a link to external documentation
Caveats
- There is significant community debate regarding whether the service functions as a 'dump' site (using actual exam questions), which some users consider unethical
- Content quality and accuracy appear to vary significantly depending on the specific certification track
- User reports on customer support are inconsistent, with some finding them reactive and others reporting no response
Best for
- Candidates who want high-volume question drills to test their endurance
- Users looking for a low-cost supplement to primary study materials
Avoid if
- You want to avoid services that are frequently labeled as exam dumps
- You require a polished, bug-free testing interface
- You are studying for a brand-new exam version where up-to-date terminology is critical
This summary uses balanced time weighting with about a 6-month half-life. The evidence is older (median age ~585 days), which may reduce its accuracy for rapidly changing cloud certification exams.
Sentiment
8 positive (38%) · 5 mixed (24%) · 8 negative (38%)
Trust + time weighted score: -1% · raw score 0%
What redditors said (10 of 21)
I bought the "SkillCertPro" practice tests, did them and passed them, but even as those formats were closer to the questions on the test, the wording, answer explanations and format of the learning was exhausting and lame.
I prepared questions exam with two inputs: skillcertpro (19 euros, really useful)
Also I’m curious on skillcertpro as an alternative if anyone’s tried them.
SkillCertPro – This was huge. It was the closest thing to the actual exam experience in terms of depth and difficulty. ... What SkillCertPro did do was train me to think critically and at a high level. Their detailed explanations for right and wrong answers really helped me understand the “why,” not just memorize facts.
Skillcertpro is a joke it's just multiple choice questions
Beside killer sh. I’d suggest adding Skillcertpro mock exams to your prep, they’re much closer to the actual test, and I saw 10 questions in my exam from these. They also provide a handy master sheet that’s perfect for last-minute revision.
I used the ms learn path , the john savill video , the 10 hour linked in learning sc-300 video and the skillcertpro for question practicing… but tbh didnt find them as helpful as doing labs and creating CA policies and MFA policy rules .
I am also considering cramming using SkillCertPro - good idea or not?
But don't buy SkillCertPro which is totally crap. They have crappy UI, UX, wrong answers, and support help which never replied.
I bought the LearnZapp, SkillCertPro at that time (mid-january) and scored between 65 and 75% for the tests and knew I was on the right path.
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