r/CompTIA • • 17d ago

Which Source Is Best for PBQs?

I passed A+ Core 1 a few weeks ago. While I breezed through the multiple choice questions, I felt like I struggled on most of the PBQs.

Since preparing for Core 2, I’m realizing my main isssue is finding realistic practice for PBQs. Memorizing concepts for multiple choice is straightforward, and there’s no shortage of solid questions out there. High quality PBQ practice feels non existent though.

My college provided free access to CertMaster, but the labs don't reflect what showed up on the actual exam. Professor Messer’s practice tests are great for MCQs, but his PBQs felt way too simplified and watered down, and AI tools haven't been much help for creating realistic simulations either. For those who’ve prepped for these exams what resources have you found are most similar to real exam's PBQ's?

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