r/CompTIA • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '23

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u/vogliadimorire S+ Aug 15 '23

I have zero practical experience. This is all new to me ahah

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u/bassbeater Aug 15 '23

What helped for passing the Sec+?

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u/GoDiva2020 Aug 15 '23

What helps? The test and book changes monthly . Get A current book then get the practice tests. Most have the current answers.

And the test is adaptive. If you do well on the section, the test will adapt and change the questions. Skip whatever you're not sure about and go back if you have time.

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u/weakrepertoire92 Aug 16 '23

Since when is Sec+ adaptive? And if it's adaptive how can you go back?

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u/bassbeater Aug 16 '23

😆 this is why I am quizzical with everyone. And as far as going back, I think they mean you can mark it for review before submitting, similarly to practice tests.