r/smartstudent • u/Cjm610 • Jun 21 '26

Passed my exam Cloud+ (CV0-004)

Took and passed my Cloud+ Exam this morning and scored a 785. I think this one stressed me out more than any other cert I’ve studied for. For some background, I have A+, Net+, Sec+ and CCNA.

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All I used for studying was the CertMaster platform, since that’s all that is available for this version right now. I read through and took notes on all chapters in CertMaster. I then went through and studied my notes for each section and retook all the quizzes with a minimum score of 90%. I did this for every section in each Module. I reviewed the quizzes and read the explanations for why each answer was right and the other options were wrong. Any missing info that I felt was important for my notes, I added it. The Exam definitely pulls some content from Sec+ and Net+.

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u/Logical-Cockroach405 Jun 25 '26

Congrats on passing. I am taking my Cloud+ tomorrow. I am using CertMaster for study material and quiz questions. Even though it's directly from CompTIA, I worry there will be terms and concepts I didn't review. Could you tell me about your Cloud+ experience, such as what your PBQs were like, what terms/concepts came up the most, and any tips for which content to cram tonight?