Speaking exclusively to the Express & Star, Kamara believes the Baggies and title rivals Leeds have proven themselves to be the best two teams in the Championship.
And the 62-year-old expects them to finish the job and win promotion to the Premier League when the season resumes following the coronavirus pandemic.
Albion and Leeds both return to action this weekend with Slaven Bilic's side hosting Blues on Saturday while Marcelo Bielsa's men travel to take on Cardiff on Sunday.
"I think it became pretty evident early on that Albion and Leeds are the best two teams in the Championship," Kamara said.
"There have been one or two chomping at their heels - Fulham to name one.
"But consistently those two teams have been the best.
"I have been really impressed with Albion and I fully expect them to go on and finish the job they have started.
"It's not a massive cushion they have got. They are just six points ahead of Fulham. But they have got some excellent players and an excellent manager.
"I think, when it comes to the title, Leeds may benefit more from the break we have had.
"If you look at them towards the end of last season – they ran out of puff a little bit. They weren’t firing at the end of the season like they were at the start of it.
"This break could be a massive benefit to them whereas I'm not sure how it will affect Albion.
"But I still expect them to make it. I'm confident they will be a Premier League side next year."
Kamara, who had a successful spell as manager of Bradford, revealed he is a big fan of Baggies boss Slaven Bilic.
And he thinks the Croatian's humility has been key to his and Albion's success – something Kamara has seen first hand when the pair have appeared on Sky's Goals on Sunday program.
"I know Slaven really well," Kamara continued.
"He has been on Goals on Sunday four or fives times.
"He is a great character, a lovely man and he’s very level headed.
"He’s polite to everyone and a good footballing man.
"You look at his CV as a coach and player. He has done well everywhere he has been.
"It was a coup for the Albion to get him.
"It doesn’t matter what he has achieved in his career or that he’s played in World Cups. There is no ego and he treats all his players the right way."
Meanwhile, the Express & Star can confirm 12-year-old fan Evan Sidaway has been given an iFollow pass so he can watch Albion's nine remaining Championship games.
Baggies season ticket holders have been given the option to exchange their tickets for codes that will allow them to watch the matches online.
But Evan - who is disabled – was initially told he wouldn't get a code because iFollows terms and conditions don't permit anyone under-18 to sign up.
Albion, though, made contact with the EFL to see if they could grant him a code.
And now Evan and another young season ticket holder have been given access.
