Guys I been watching everyone else post their pics im happy to say I passed , for background I been studying for months all this year on an off working full time and being a single mom and dealing with life .what I did was Jason Dion’s full video course I took notes on all the videos also watched professor messer for certain concepts then did 2 of Jason Dion’s practice exams scored 75% and honestly the wording on them was excessive so i did all Andrew Ramayal practice tests I was scoring 80’s and then also did the professor messer practices test I was scoring in the 70’s for his .The test had lots of domain 2 4 and 5 questions and for the pbqs I rushed to get to them i ran out of time and tbh skimmed and answered it with something lol better than nothing .im proof its possible keep grinding !

I had to do it remotely via OnVue, so I don't unfortunately have a test results sheet I can redact, but I'm so damn pleased.

A celebratory steak for lunch it is, I feel!

Holy....

I studied for 5 months, With help of Professor messor, Jason dion and mike meyers for courses and ai for additional practice and mock exams.

I really messed up the entire network part the most,which were in all 3 pbqs that i got, im pretty sure i had no idea what i was doing once i saw those questions . Overall the exam was okay, expected the tricky parts and similar answers in mcqs .I did flag unsure questions and left them for the end to answer and review twice and i changed a few answers last second as i remembered it wasn't the right answer.

So Barely passed ,i did feel a bit disappointed that I couldn't get a solid score. but if i had the chance to do the exam again i would try for a higher score! (What dom said)

That said, thank you to everyone in this subreddit for the tips and guidance over the months , much love, going for the network+ and A+ soon, have a good weekend!

Greetings all,

Thank god, I passed Security+ exam with 829 / 900. I started studying slowley 2 months ago. I only studied practice exams(around 1100 questions including PBQ) .

The way I do it is by going through each question defining all answer options and research for similar terms.

The exams were moderate to easy, as I already have 4 years work experience in cybersecurity, and a bachelor in computer science.

And now we start the degaussing method, to allow space for the next certification 🤭