# Can I save my responses for the test given using exam simulator?

I tried to give the test for AWS Certified Solutions Architect and I closed the browser after taking the test. I tried to check for my responses later but couldn't find any. The test started all over again. Please suggest a way I can save my responses to review them later. That will be very helpful. Thanks

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: MS in Information Security & Assurance | System Engineer | Actively seeking full-time opportunities in Network Security
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

You record the screen when you taking exam. I also gave the test for the AZ-303 Exam Online Certification <a href="https://www.dumpscollection.com/AZ-303-exam.html">https://www.dumpscollection.com/AZ-303-exam.html</a> and i was successfully certified now. All of this is because of my practice and hard work. I prepared my exma from exam dumps.

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- Posted at: almost 5 years ago
- Author title: Educator



### Comment 2

The A Cloud Guru platform does not provide away for you to save answers. However, in the AWS Certification Preparation Guide course the instructor, Mattias Anderson, suggests taking screen shots of all the questions and your answers to the questions. I highly recommend taking the Prep Guide Course for the complete process the Mattias recommends.

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago




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