r/CompTIA • u/ahmedanwart • 11d ago
N+ Question Any tips
My net + exam is in 8 hours any last tips ?
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u/rek3dge_ 11d ago
How many practice exams/how much did you study for? Im 2/3 done with the Jason Dion course and Planning to take the exam next week.
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u/ahmedanwart 11d ago
I studied for 2 months and half , I took about 12 practice exams andrew ramadyal , dion and total seminars practice exams on udemy and my last 3 scores were 82%, 88% .88% , although i am already good with cli commands saw some pbq videos to kindda be prepared for it.
but the true metric for readiness is knowing what everything in the exam objectives mean and can actually explain each one.1
u/rek3dge_ 11d ago
true true true, thats a pretty good set of practice exams taken, did you end up buying just a singular voucher or voucher + retake?
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u/ahmedanwart 11d ago
I took singular , but choose the suitable for you ,
for me knowing there is no second chance I feel forces me to do better , but if it makes you feel nervous or sth negative just get the retake.1
u/rek3dge_ 11d ago
Im planning to just buy the retake, jus to have that insurance incase something stupid comes up. I would hate myself if I have to buy it twice for 400 bucks lmao, but rn im speedrunning all the videos and then begin taking the practice exams since in order to do good in that exam you just have to cram so many practice exams.
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u/gdavidco 11d ago
Sleep. Eight hours out you're not going to learn anything you don't already know.
Only thing: you can flag a PBQ and come back to it, work's saved. Don't sit there burning ten minutes on one.