I passed with one week of studying, I did a bunch of practice test and chatgpt'ed stuff I didn't understand. I think I went though 300 questions and by my method I ended up basicly learning from AI. A lot of my prompts were like, "Explain to me what at BGP is as if I was a 9 year old."
@@mattieonutube273"hey chat, explain me what is OSI model like i am 9 years old"... "hey chat, explain me what is network segmentation and what is being used for", and so on, and so on... and then, at the end, when we are ready, then maybe: "chat, give me 20 practice questions for Comptia Network+", just so you can train yourself and prepare better before the exam
@@tahntalus literally everyone knows it is imperfect. Just like any resource. Not sure what you are getting at. Those of us who use GpT do double check suspicious information.
@@Surya001GlobalTimes-uy5ks the Sybex complete study guide was a great resource for me. I read about half the book and then switched my focus to the included practice tests and flash cards. For me, I learn better from practice tests. And of course, Dions practice exams are great too
Do you think wgu recognises comptia network+ if I take the exam on my own? Because the tuition of wgu is not cheap. I wanted to try for the exam first then decide if I should take WGU C.S.
@@adziup WGU is western governors university. It's an online university that's competency based so you could potentially earn your degree much sooner. It's also the only program i know of that includes the cost of certifications like the net+ with your tuition.
I currently go. In the BS IT program. My mentor told me it has to be passed within the curriculum in order for it to count. They won’t count it if you took it before you started school. Bummer, i know.
I passed with one week of studying, I did a bunch of practice test and chatgpt'ed stuff I didn't understand. I think I went though 300 questions and by my method I ended up basicly learning from AI. A lot of my prompts were like, "Explain to me what at BGP is as if I was a 9 year old."
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@@mattieonutube273"hey chat, explain me what is OSI model like i am 9 years old"... "hey chat, explain me what is network segmentation and what is being used for", and so on, and so on... and then, at the end, when we are ready, then maybe: "chat, give me 20 practice questions for Comptia Network+", just so you can train yourself and prepare better before the exam
Chargpt isn't 100% reliable its gives wrong answers from time to time...
Splendid! Did you watch any videos prior or have knowledge prior?
@@tahntalus literally everyone knows it is imperfect. Just like any resource. Not sure what you are getting at. Those of us who use GpT do double check suspicious information.
Net+ was difficult, but I also got it done in 1 week! Tough but doable 🙏
can you share how you did it in one week as I booked mine for end of this month. Just wanting to know more. Thanks
@@Surya001GlobalTimes-uy5ks the Sybex complete study guide was a great resource for me. I read about half the book and then switched my focus to the included practice tests and flash cards. For me, I learn better from practice tests. And of course, Dions practice exams are great too
thanks @@MrPuffPuff77
cheat and pass
@@donquixote956how?
I’ve been studying for three months and still am not confident
I take Jason Dion’s practice test and hover around 60 percent
Congrats to you
How can we help you improve?
Did you watch all 93 of his videos before looking at the practice exams?
Yes, just to be thorough
Solid tools, thanks for sharing the information.
Did you read anything in the book or did you only watch Messers videos and take the practice tests?
Can I pass this if I have taken the Security+ exam?
wondering same thing
Do you think wgu recognises comptia network+ if I take the exam on my own?
Because the tuition of wgu is not cheap. I wanted to try for the exam first then decide if I should take WGU C.S.
wtf is wgu?
It depends on the major like if you were majoring in IT management like I am it would be. But I’m not sure if net+ would be recognized in CS
This guys gives detailed information on Comptia and WGU
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@@adziup WGU is western governors university. It's an online university that's competency based so you could potentially earn your degree much sooner. It's also the only program i know of that includes the cost of certifications like the net+ with your tuition.
I currently go. In the BS IT program. My mentor told me it has to be passed within the curriculum in order for it to count. They won’t count it if you took it before you started school. Bummer, i know.
So you didn't have any prior experience whatsoever?
He probably did
Can you post the discord link?
Was looking for the same thing.
This. Video goes with , how to pass Net+ in 8 hours and land a $90k job before dinner
Wait u can get 90 k job before dinner after passing net+?
@@mango-nz7kp if you have a U.S. Security Clearance this is typical amount starting out for someone with Net+.
discord link?