Going for 220-601 Certification (Need Help)

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I'm in school right now studying for my A+ Network+ and MCSE certifications. I've been studying for a few months now for the A+ Certification and I don't feel confident enough to take the test. I have a lot of course material to study from yet I'm not sure of myself. I know it's 100 questions with a 900 score. Can someone tell me what I should study for? What will be on the actual test? Not specific questions of course but what material I need to study for. Alot of the things to do with computers come naturally to me because I've been around them my whole life, however do I need to know IRQs and terminology like "thrashing"? Is it necessary?
I would appeciate any help that anyone has to offer.
I would appeciate any help that anyone has to offer.
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http://certification.comptia.org/resources/objectives.aspx
http://certification.comptia.org/a/glancebox.aspx
I was told that these are all multipule choice questions. Is that true? Also will alot of the questions on the CompTIA A+ exam try and trick you? I heard from my instructor that on the MCSE test they try and do that.
The CompTIA exams are definitely not as involved as the MS exams, but you do need to read the questions carefully. There were questions on the Security+ that clearly had more than one correct answer, but I had to pick the one that was most appropriate given the circumstances. It's not like you're going to have a correct and three others that are clearly wrong.
I believe it's all multiple choice, but there may be some drag-n-drops. I really can't remember. Either way, you're selecting from a pool of available answers.
You will find the answers to your questions on the CompTIA website. You will also find a place where you can download the objectives which cover the topics you should KNOW before you take your exam.
As far as specifics, we are bound by the NDA we signed to not disclose specifics. There are no 'tricks' on any of the vendor exams. Read the questions and know your material.
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"Grammar and spelling aren't everything, but this is a forum, not a chat room. You have plenty of time to spell out the word "you", and look just a little bit smarter." by Phaideaux
***I'll add you can Capitalize the word 'I' to show a little respect for yourself too.
'i' before 'e' except after 'c'.... weird?
Thank you for your help and in a few weeks I'll post my test results.
MCSA:03/08/12/16 MCSE:03s/EA08/Core Infra
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