#1 Absolute Best Way To Pass the CompTIA Security+
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 14. 07. 2024
- #1 Absolute Best Way To Pass the CompTIA Security+ đŒ
This is my proven method I used to pass all my IT exams. It has worked for thousands of my students too. It works for any exam by the way.
You must follow ALL of the steps in order for it to work so please watch and make notes.
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Thank you Mr. Paulâïž
I passed the Security+. Cheers!
Guys don't overthink it, a+/network+/security+ aren't hard at all. What's being proven 'challenging' is how recruiters these days aren't even doing their jobs, they don't engage, they don't answer your emails/questions, they lack empathy. Your challenge will be to have your application in front of the right person.
Exactly this! I had zero IT work experience when I got Sec+. Once I was able to network and get my resume in front of someone, I finally landed an IT job.
@@ajramirez77 I was also thinking, people can start as a CSR at a company with a large IT department, get your certs and you just make a move. Internal hiring will be much easier since everyone knows you already.
@nocapnobs7845 Sorry, I have to disagree about the exams being âeasyâ. No one has any idea what questions they will end up with on any of the tests. I was heavily involved with my studies, studying the Certmaster learning from CompTIA and while itâs true that the A+ wasnât that difficult, but in terms of the Net+, that one was much more difficult when it came to the questions that I got.
At least 1/2 the questions I saw were reverse engineered in a way that made it really test to see if you understood the concepts.
I went through all the material of the Certmaster learning course AND repeatedly did all the Certmaster review module version which basically gives you difficult practice questions for each specific objective #.
In the learning version, I went through all the PBQs (sadly, none were close to the exam) and the labs were buggy and sometimes confusing with some errors in the instructions (sometimes time wasting).
However, I was doing pretty well on all the quizzes and I studied all the wrong answers just to make sure I understood everything the best I could. I kept at it until I could do all the quizzes getting 100% correct across all the 20 lessons. Then constantly doing the practice test itself until I was getting at least 90-95%. After that, I started doing the review modules version that also has a practice test which was more difficult. I kept at that one until I finally was able to consistently score a 90% or higher.
Finally, I took the Net+ exam.
Let me tell you, The questions I got were quite difficult, I honestly thought I was answering every question wrong, I almost started to lose confidence as I didnât expect it to be as difficult as it was. I also didnât even get to finish 1 of the 3 PBQs I had because one was so confusing and not thoroughly explained of âhow to doâ in any substitute material I had used in combination with Certmaster. By the time I figured out what I needed to do I was nearly out of time and couldnât finish doing it. Amazingly, I still ended up scoring a 746 on that exam and passed. In all my studying, I never thought I could feel so underprepared for an exam. Many people told me their questions were similar difficulty to A+. The test I got was way harder than when I took both, the Core 1 and Core 2 of A+.
I donât suggest for anyone to be telling people that these tests are easy because YOU may have gotten easier questions than others did. For Net+, over 50% of my questions were more difficult than any practice test resource I was able to find within and outside of the Certmaster training materials.
Moving forward, I am currently studying like crazy to make sure that I can pass Sec+ as Iâve so far been preparing for 3 months and planning to take the exam within two more weeks. Some people told me that Net+ was harder. Others have told me Sec+ was harder. Weâll seeâŠ
Great study advice - most important and hardest for most is setting aside time away from social media and other distractions - I spend the time from 11pm to 2am for studying - good luck to everyone that is gearing up for the test đ
I totally agree with your study tactics mr.Paul!đ
Especially i like the practice test from day 1 and the study circle as well!
Wish you all the best!đâ€
Excellent!
Thank you Mr Paul, this is great and will prove really helpful.
Thank you for the suggestions. I used test exams to prepare for A+ and Network+ along with reading exam guides. I really didn't do labs as much. When I was getting approximately 95% on the practice exam I sat for the tests. I was still stressed but I passed with about an 88 to 89% on the A+ and Net+ exams. I personally do better on hands on that just theory and memorization.
Nice strategy - works best especially if you are starting all together new in Tech. Nice one from Mr. Paul. Will share this on my channel and students. đ
Glad you liked it! Many thanks.
Thank you for all that you do for us. Will you be uploading new courses for the Sec+ and CySA+ certs since the current exams are expiring?
WOW! 50% failure rate? The Security+ is advertised that this is an entry level exam/certification by both many individuals and CompTIA certification body. Even the US Government endorsement of the Security+ certification as a very basic entry level certification
i used pass wizards exam tests and passed all my certs first try in like 1-2 weeks lol. theyre legit
Hello, how many questions are there to study.
What is a cram guide?