How Do I Create an Account?
Registration is open and self-service: you complete one short form, submit it, and the account is live at once — there is no email-verification step to clear and no administrator waiting to approve you before you can start practicing.
The form asks only for what an account needs to exist and to point itself at the right exam. Nothing on it is a hurdle; it is the same handful of fields you would expect when you register an identity anywhere, gathered on a single screen.
Filling In the Cloud Certification Signup Form
- A username, email address, and password: the three credentials the account is built on, all chosen by you as you register, with the email also serving as where account messages reach you
- The certification exam you are preparing for: a required choice that aims the account at one cloud or virtualization credential from the start
- Your exam date: optional — set a target now if you have one booked, or leave it blank and add it later
- A Terms & Conditions agreement: a required checkbox you tick before the form will submit
- A reCAPTCHA: the check that confirms a person, not a script, is creating the account
What Happens Once You Register for Cloud Practice
Submit the form and you are in immediately — no confirmation link to click, no approval queue to sit in. From there the free Demo is open right away, as How Do I Access the Demo Practice Exam? explains, and buying Premium later runs through the very same account, covered in How Do I Purchase a Premium Practice Exam?. If a password ever slips your memory, the self-service route is I Forgot My Password — What Should I Do?, so a lost login is never a dead end.
Creating a VMExam account, then, is one self-service form — a username, email, and password, the cloud certification exam you are targeting, an optional date, a ticked agreement, and a reCAPTCHA — and you are practicing within the minute.
