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Seeker5674
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This was not an easy exam for me. I thought I had to dole out another 250 pretty much throughout the exam since the questions were so vague and general. I do better with details. Luckily it says CONGRATULATIONS with a 841! Yesss...!
I used CBT Nuggets and the Thomas Prometric Study Manual and the internet for greater detail on certain topics. No questions that I studied were on the exam. For this type fundamental test, understanding the general concepts is key. I had to remind myself constantly that I'm taking a Security+ exam since a lot of the questions had multiple correct answers, but the best answer(s) had to do with security. I started studying about three weeks ago.
Stumbled on this website while searching for more info on PGP a week ago. Thanks for being a great and free resource!
I used CBT Nuggets and the Thomas Prometric Study Manual and the internet for greater detail on certain topics. No questions that I studied were on the exam. For this type fundamental test, understanding the general concepts is key. I had to remind myself constantly that I'm taking a Security+ exam since a lot of the questions had multiple correct answers, but the best answer(s) had to do with security. I started studying about three weeks ago.
Stumbled on this website while searching for more info on PGP a week ago. Thanks for being a great and free resource!
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cacharo
Member Posts: 361
Congrats and welcome!
You must have read the notes from various S+ passers about the tough mark and vague questions.
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Nishesh.Prasad
Member Posts: 185
congrats
MCITP: EA 2008| VCP4| MCSE 2003 | CCNA | MCSA 2003: Security | MCDST | Security+ | ITILV3 -
bertieb
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Congrats
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