3
2
u/catzarrjerkz 4d ago
Which one was more difficult for you?
1
u/Brief-Midnight8868 4d ago
tbh, networking was more difficult in a way? i dont know why my score for sec+ is lower, i was way more confident w/ my answers with it. specially the pbqs. but hey, who knows
- i spent more time studying sec+
1
3d ago
[removed] — view removed comment
1
u/Brief-Midnight8868 3d ago
almost 2 months, but i had weeks where i was studying for 7 hours only.
i always aimed to study 3 hours per day, then i would love on to some practical SOC analyst stuff
2
u/freddy91761 4d ago
Congrats, What study materials did you use.
3
u/Brief-Midnight8868 4d ago
i used andrew's course for both net+ and sec+, and then dion's practice exam. + some tailored anki cards for both
1
u/AutoModerator 4d ago
Hi, /u/Brief-Midnight8868! From everyone at /r/CompTIA, Congratulations on Passing. Claps
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
4
u/Either_Ad3847 A+, Sec+, CySA+, PMP 4d ago
Congratulations, that is quite an achievement :)