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Which Practice test to use

jdepyper

Which Practice Exams are the closest to actual Network + test because I've been to probably 10 different sites with virtually no overlap of questions? Confused as to which practice exams are going to give me the best practice for the test.

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ghaouf

practice tests are used to test your knowlege of the material and prepare you for the test, not to give you the actual test

Webmaster

Indeed.

I've been to probably 10 different sites with virtually no overlap of questions?

That's great! Unfortunately that never happens to me... I recon pretty much every exam (as in the topics covered/exam objectives) can be formatted in a couple of hundreds facts, some exam 300 some maybe a 1000, hence, when you take a dosen of different practice exams there is always overlap.

septhll

can you write notes down on a piece of paper before taking the net+

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Webmaster

As soon as you sit in front of the PC. During the typical 15 minutes you have for a survey for example, you can easily write some things down.

ghaouf

that is what i did
there is no survey at the begining but you have to read and agree to the terms and they give you 15 min for it i think
you could write any thing in that time, i personaly wrote the IEEE standerds , and it only took me 2 minutes i realy wanted to finish the test asap.

septhll

How long did it take you to finish the exam?

ghaouf

about 1 hour and i did take my time to read each question 2 times

nepdude

septhll wrote:

can you write notes down on a piece of paper before taking the net+ : [/list]

They'll give you the plastic sheet and marker to write.

bellboy

i got a pen and a sheet of paper. i didn't write stuff on it as soon as i walked in, haven't done so far. but i did take notes during scenario questions, in an attempt just to strip away the waffle and get to the facts i needed to base my answer on.

i answered the questions in about 30 mins, but i spent something like 40 mins on the review.

best of luck