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CompTIA IT Fundamentals Exam

sureshhey

Recently i bought a book from amazon CompTIA IT Fundamentals Study Guide FC0-U51 by Quentin Docter
Just curious is the exam questions similar to the book i bought?

Thank you

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shochan

Doubtful, because publishers would be violating the NDA of CompTIA. Usually they are similar so you can understand the concepts.

https://certification.comptia.org/testing/test-policies/comptia-candidate-agreement

sureshhey

Can i say it's roughly the same?

stryder144

Possibly. Not having access to the same book, it is kind of hard to judge. Not to mention, most people on this forum have never taken the IT Fundamentals certification, so it is doubtful they would be able to accurately answer that question.

techbits

sureshhey wrote: »

Can i say it's roughly the same?

Pretty similar, yeah.

ThePawofRizzo

That's a Sybex book, and I've used Sybex for a number of CompTIA certs over the years. I think you will find many of the questions will give you an idea of whether you are ready to attempt the exam. However, my perception of the Sybex practice exams is that many of the questions, from a skill level perspective, are a bit easier than what you may find on the actual exam. Also, to get a better idea of your preparedness, I'd hold off on doing the practice exams until you feel like you're getting close to attempting the exam. A lot of time if I retake the practice tests I'm figuring I've just seen the same practice questions so much that I'm only getting them correct from so many retake.