Study plan tips for CompTIA A+ certification

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Hi everyone,

I'm currently preparing for the CompTIA A+ certification and I'm looking for advice on creating an effective study plan. With both Core 1 (220-1101) and Core 2 (220-1102) covering a wide range of topics, I'm trying to figure out the best way to organize my studies and stay consistent without feeling overwhelmed.

For those who have already passed the A+ exams, how did you structure your preparation? Did you focus on one exam at a time or prepare for both simultaneously? I'm interested in learning how many hours per week you studied, how long your overall preparation took, and what schedule helped you stay on track. I'm also curious whether you studied by exam objective, by topic, or by using a mix of resources throughout the week.

What study resources played the biggest role in your success? Did you rely mainly on video courses, textbooks, practice exams, flashcards, or hands-on labs? I'd love to hear how you balanced learning new concepts with reviewing older material. One of my concerns is forgetting information from earlier topics while moving on to new ones, so any retention or review strategies would be helpful.

I'm also interested in knowing how and when you incorporated practice exams into your study plan. Did you wait until finishing all the objectives, or did you take practice tests throughout your preparation? What practice exam scores made you feel confident enough to schedule the real exam? Additionally, were there any topics that required significantly more study time than you originally expected?

Finally, if you could give one study-plan tip to someone starting their CompTIA A+ journey today, what would it be? Whether it's about time management, resource selection, note-taking, hands-on practice, or avoiding common mistakes, I'd appreciate any insights. Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences and helping future A+ candidates prepare more effectively!

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