a plus should i take it

So i am thinking of doing the a plus exam, i am 14 and i've built my own computer, i have an understanding of ESD, and different forms of storage such as HD, solid states, flash memory, and floppys, i talk about processors and graphics cards with friends alot, and i've been watching the Nugget lab video's on it i've only gotten to storage so far.

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abyssinica

Sure, why not? Go for it!

Vask3n

Rajyashvi wrote: »

so i am thinking of doing the a plus exam, i am 14 and i've built my own computer, i have an understanding of ESD, and different forms of storage such as HD, solid states, flash memory, and floppys, i talk about processors and graphics cards with friends alot, and i've been watching the Nugget lab video's on it i've only gotten to storage so far.

I was also 14-15 when I did A+. I would jump on it now as it will pay off in the long run, though there isn't anything wrong with starting it later. One other thing I'd recommend is to enjoy your schooling now (I assume you're presently in high school) because before you know it you will be in college and then working full time, etc. Try to strike a balance between the two, but knock out a couple certs while you are in high school if you can.

Rajyashvi

I am on a summer vacation at the current moment but I want to know how hard it is given my knowledge and I want to jump on it as fast as possible so I can be ahead of my competition. Can you give me some tips, my dad is Microsoft certified and knowledgable about pcs but off topic I am really scared I did the practice questions on the comptia site and got 20/30 and 19/20 again I only got to memory/ram on the nugget lab stuff also am thinking about prof fester messer videos

abyssinica wrote: »

Sure, why not? Go for it!

I know just I am scared about it I want some tips. If you can offer them

abyssinica

Study from the official textbook(s) and you will surely pass.

DonM34

Go for it, Professor Messer videos are great.

Plantwiz

Rajyashvi wrote: »

I am on a summer vacation at the current moment...

What does it matter if you are on vacation or not?

Can you give me some tips, my dad is Microsoft certified and knowledgable about pcs but off topic....

Ask your dad.

What do you think a bunch of strangers on an Internet forum can help you with that your parent cannot? Obviously, it sounds like you father works in the industry, he can likely provide you with good advice and maybe even some of his old resources (texts) to prepare. Ask your dad.

DonM34

As long as you put in the time, your confidence will grown. My advice to you is, do some reading and lab work. You're young and ahead of the game, internet has soooo many resources. Go for it and don't look back