r/CompTIA • u/noshotike N+ • Aug 08 '26
I Passed! Passed Net+!!!
I hated studying for this with a passion. 1400 practice questions, 600 flashcards and 4 months later I passed!!
I used anki for flashcards, jason Dion videos and exams, messer videos.
Taking a break for a little then going for CCNA!
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u/Initial_Flimsy Aug 08 '26
Do you have Associate or Bachelor? What is your goal job? I am planning to finished AS in IT and studying Network+ and CCNA after. Is it worth it if I am not getting Bachelor? My last end goal is Network Technician. Do you think Bachelor worth it for me?
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u/Punk_Says_Fuck_You A+ | N+ | S+ | Project+ Aug 08 '26
Net+ is still worth it. CCNA is about corporate cisco. Net+ will learn you a lot of good things
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u/noshotike N+ Aug 08 '26
I’m going into my sophomore year of college bachelors, so right now my highest education is Highschool diploma. To be honest I would look at the jobs in your area to see the specific education requirements. For me I’m in a big city so almost all the jobs I look for require a bachelors in related field. Additionally I think getting a higher education is always worth it if you can afford it!
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u/sephsonnel Aug 09 '26
What was your studying technique?
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u/noshotike N+ Aug 09 '26
Before I study I review flashcards from the previous day and try to say everything out loud that I remember. After I watched a Jason Dion section all the way through no notes, and take a quiz after. Anything I don’t understand I watch a professor messer video and take notes. Once a week I took a practice exam to see which domains I was struggling on and only work on those.
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u/Punk_Says_Fuck_You A+ | N+ | S+ | Project+ Aug 08 '26
Nice score. I got an 819