Question! So, the new 005 format
So, I see Network+'s format has changed.
Are the simulations like the ones in practice labs and exams?
Are they super difficult?
I wonder if Boson has that.
Are the simulations like the ones in practice labs and exams?
Are they super difficult?
I wonder if Boson has that.
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Could you tell me about your background and what books and materials you used?
Do you have CISCO stuffs too?
Thanks.
i have zero cisco experiance.
I find it hard to memorize everything.
Those will expose my weeknesses every time.
Not that "CCENT ICND-1" simulations are super difficult, do Network+ simulation questions go near the difficulty of CCENT?
Thanks.
Good luck.
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(Hyphethically, get everything right except the simulations).
Do you think it's worth it?
I use Sybex's book by Todd Lammle. It has a mini-lab, but I am not sure if this is enough.
Does this exam make you have to move on quickly? Not enough time for all the 100 questions?
Also btw, I failed my CCENT(ICND-1) attempt by 50 points.
I thought I knew all, but still and this has greatly bruised my ego and confidence.
I hope Net+ is more straightforward and clear.
Thanks.
In general, you have plenty of time. When their are 100 questions, you have 90 minutes to complete them which is less one minute per question. As long English is your native language, you can answer the questions easily within the given time. For example, what is 10 x 10. Either you know the answer or you don't. I often use the following example to compare Microsoft and CompTIA exams:
- Microsoft. You are driving a bus from Chicago to Atlanta at 55 mph with twenty-two passengers. The bus is painted blue. At the same time, a train is traveling from Miami to Atlanta at 40 mph. The train has a yellow caboose. What color are the bus driver’s eyes?
You know the answer but you have to analyze the question to figure out what they are asking. In contrast, the same question might be worded in CompTIA exam like this:- CompTIA. What color are your eyes?
If you have simulation questions, you'll have fewer multiple choice questions. A common way this works based on feedback I've heard from students is that you get three simulation questions and a total of 90 questions instead of 100 multiple choice questions.Good luck.
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This is by far one of the coolest posts I've read. (The way you stated the problems in two forms).
The reason why I'm replying to this specific post is because I appreciated the analogy. Yes, Microsoft tends to use a lot of confusing verbiage, but on the test yesterday, I felt like there was a lot of language thrown in there to confuse you, as well. Just not as much as Microsoft has traditionally...crafted.
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