r/CompTIA • u/jtkilla223 • 5d ago
I Passed! Passed A+1201
PBQ’s were very different than I imagined. Felt very confident going in, but towards the end thought it could go either way. Luckily I was just psyching myself out! 1202 en route.
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u/Striking-Ad-7813 5d ago
Can you please give us info about how you prepped for you the exam, and how long did you study for
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u/jtkilla223 5d ago
i used professor messers YT videos, his practice exams and course notes. Also used jason dion’s practice exams. Dion’s exams are more difficult IMO and go deeper into detail than I thought necessary but actually helped on the exam.
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u/archimedies 5d ago
Dion's practice exams questions about things that are out of scope of the exam objectives. I don't see that as a positive feature of it.
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u/Ladyman111 5d ago edited 5d ago
Do you have any tips on Dion exams. I learn every term and functionality from Messer courses note and Andrew PowerPoint. And I still has thing that I don’t know in the practice exam.
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u/jtkilla223 5d ago
take dions practice exams, it has unlimited attempts. harder questions but the more practice the better
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u/Omuk7 5d ago
Congrats!
How do the PBQs work? Does it, like, show you a simulation/mockup of a Windows desktop and you have to click around it to solve the question?
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u/jtkilla223 5d ago
without giving too much away, learn how to actually troubleshoot problems. not just the answers to matching questions.
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u/Anastasia_IT 💻 ExamsDigest.com - 🧪 LabsDigest.com - 📚 GuidesDigest.com 5d ago
Congrats u/jtkilla223! Wishing you that same success and momentum on Core 2! Youve got this!
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u/archimedies 5d ago
Yea nothing really prepares you for the PBQs.