thewiz8807 wrote: » Greetings all, glad to join this community. WELP! Failed my N10-006 first attempt. Got a 680/900 - not so good. Methods employed leading up to the test: -Todd Lammle N10-005 Book bought and read start to finish, didn't do ALL of the post chapter reviews and quizzes -Professor Messer N10-005 video playlist watched -Professor Messer N10-006 notes printed out -Prof. Messer N10-006 video playlist watched and notes written on printed out notes plus some additional pages of notes (32 pages) -Reviewed total notes like 4 times -Tons of practice tests Not going to lie, I was pretty upset about not passing, especially since every1 in the world knows I took the test today. Now I have to explain to all of them about how I didn't pass when they ask about it. Plan of attack for next attempt: I'm not going to attempt the N10-006, I'm going to take a shot @ the N10-005 as I heard it covers a decent amount of information LESS than the n10-006. I actually went to CompTIA's website and printed out the objectives for the N10-005 and plan to follow that to the damn tee. Also printed out Prof. Messer's N10-005 notes, and will watch his videos and scribe personal notes onto his notes. I will also go back over Todd Lammle's book in sync with chapters of Prof. Messer videos covered for the day. Hopefully I can keep the reading, videos, and notes in sync with each other daily while adhering to the CompTIA objective list. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated ie. Practice Test software, websites, maybe some Lab Sims....I'm all ears. Doesn't feel good losing out on $277.00 Also, if anyone knows of any discounts I could nab please do let me know. Best of luck to all of you!
Goteki54 wrote: » The N10-005 exam expires I believe the first of august. Follow the 005 objectives only and stick only with the Messer 005 videos and notes. I know losing the $277 hurts right now, but think of it as an investment and money that you will get back down the road. You'll be alright!
beads wrote: » Was this the first time you have sat for a commercial test? If so, I'll tell you many, many people whether they admit to it or not, fail the first time. Its not hard, nothing feels familiar from the check in to the exam style itself. Fortunately, its easier in time. Study up, know what type of questions you missed and why and you'll breeze through the next exam no problem. - b/eads
thewiz8807 wrote: » Is there a way I can set up Quizlets to hide the answers to the questions?