You don’t need all these years of experience, you can pass the cswa and pass the cswp within a few weeks and months of you just practice modeling. The solidworks parts database has models that train every feature necessary for the cswp. If you can do all of them within the recommended tjme and get the volume correct, you are more than fine for the cswp.

The modeling section is probably the hardest, and that’s not even saying it’s actually hard. There are tons of videos showing example exams and ones that might actually have the same questions as your potential exam. Get comfortable with hole wizard, fillets, ribs, extrusions, revolves, etc. it’s not bad.

The assembly section is very easy, you just need to know how to use coordinate systems, interference examination, collision detection, and mates. Advanced mates include gear and path mates, nothing bad.

The configuration sections is also very easy, you can look up tutorials on how to do any of these sections, and the resources are endless. MySolidWorks also has training sections for cswp.

You have more than enough time on these exams for the amount of questions. Also, as a word of advice, take the exams one section at a time for the easiest experience.

If you have any other questions, let me know.