Passed with an 840!

Hello all, I actually just recently ran across this site a few days and am very impressed with it! Today I passed the Network+ with an 840. If you believe it, I actually failed with a 534 just one month prior. I knew what I had to do, and studied very hard. I would definitely recommend Train Signal CBT videos, they helped me immensely. I look forward to keeping up with posting and checking up on this board!

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nolimit1386

and alittle more background...I also used "The Ultimate Network+ Resource Kit" which was alittle too in depth but still a good read. I also got a 600 question CD from Mike Myers which helped alot as I thought the CD was much more challenging than the test which eased things come test time. I also have gone through the CCNA Net Acad and this time around that knowledge helped me out alot more on the test.

btowntech

Congrats!!

mikej412

Congratulations!

What's your next target? Gonna put those Cisco Network Academy Courses to use and take on the CCNA?

nolimit1386

yes that is my next quest. still debating whether or not to do it in 2 parts

7255carl

congrats good luck with CCNA

NetAdmin2436

Congrats!

Good luck on your next challenge.

astorrs

nolimit1386 wrote:

yes that is my next quest. still debating whether or not to do it in 2 parts

Congrats on the pass, assuming you still haven't decided, I would go with the 2 exam option, aside from visiting the exam center twice (assuming its close by) since there is no fiscal benefit to combining them anymore, I would split them up (that's what I plan on doing). Easy to absorb and prepare in batches I think.

And don't forget about the SECONDCHANCE offer.

LifelongLearner

Yes I agree with doing the two exams instead of the one big one. Besides, you get two certs

unclejohnny

Congratulations, I failed my first time too. I was arrogant when I went to take the test and paid for it. I like Mike Myers stuff, but I don't know how relavent it was to the actual test.