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swisschris104
Member Posts: 109
in Network+
Do you all think that if i cram for network+ i could pass with 5 days of studying. I have my A+ and i took a ccent class in highschool, most of the things seem pretty easy to me. So if i used exam cram and did practice questions for about a week do you all think that i would be able to pass?
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fivedollarcouch Member Posts: 73 ■■□□□□□□□□this was the older version (probably about 6 years ago), but i had signed up for the network+ class online through my local community college. i waited until the last weekend, crammed the entire class in 2 days, and passed the certification test on monday.
is it possible? yes.
are you going to retain anything? not really.
but seeing as you took a CCENT class already, you probably already know most of the material2013 goals (old)
CCENT (passed) | CCNA | JNCIA-Junos | CCNA:Security | WGU Enrollment
2013 goals (new job means new focus)
CCENT (passed) | VCP5-DV (class 1st week of april, cert by end of april) | WGU Enrollment | CCNA | MCSA:Server2k8 -
swisschris104 Member Posts: 109Yeah i know alot of the material but was not sure if it would be like ridicolusly hard as my professor tries to make it seem
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JayBlisk Member Posts: 182I agree with fivedollarcouch. You can pass but study 24/7 and do as many practice test as possible.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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Baack Member Posts: 64 ■■□□□□□□□□Yeah is might be possible
Problem is there are a 1000 plus things to memorize
And they only test you on less than 100
You cant know which 100 will be on the test so you just have to know them all
The hard ones if you ask me are the ones involving problem solving
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Darril Member Posts: 1,588I say yes. It will be challenging but if it's something you want to do, I wouldn't let anyone talk you out of it.
It reminds me of a woman that loved to write and envisioned writing a novel. A professor was highly critical of her creative works for a class and threatened to fail her. She would have lost her tuition if he failed her. He said he'd pass her as long as she never took another one of his classes and abandoned writing altogether. She agreed. Years later, a screenwriter prompted her to write if she wanted to write and she penned "Romancing the Stone" which became a blockbuster movie.
Some people have told me that they read a Security+ book over the weekend and took and passed the Security+ exam on Monday. I couldn't do that but some people can. And if some people can, why not you. You might like to check out some Network+ practice test questions here: Get Certified Get Ahead | Free Network+ Practice Test Questions Objective 3.3 and Network+ blog topics here: Get Certified Get Ahead | Network+.
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swisschris104 Member Posts: 109All of you were right. I took it today passed 889/900. That link helped me prep for test thank you
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Darril Member Posts: 1,588@swisschris104. Congrats. Good luck on your next adventure.