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I have been studying the material for the Sec+ exam on and off since November and I feel pretty good about things, but I haven't done a lot of practice tests. For the A+ I used Cert Blaster and loved it for simulation practice and for the questions I like Comptia's CertMaster. I want something that tracks which area I need to study, not just random sec questions. Any suggestions?
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Utilize Darril Gibson's online resources and book. An worthwhile investment.Never let your fear decide your fate.... -
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That alone will help you. I aced the exam the second time I took it.Never let your fear decide your fate....
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Thanks for the reminder, I already have it but now I am using it.
There are definitely some areas that I am having problems with. I have been studying for a while now, but I have a feeling I will spend 80% of the remaining time I have focusing on 20% of the material. For some reason I am feeling more stressed about the exam than other certs. I bought the comptia re-take bundle to ease my stress. If I know I have a re-take I am much more likely to take it early, especially since the 401 expires soon. I am hoping to take it in a couple of weeks and then do it again before the end of feb if I need to take it a second time. -
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I have been studying the material for the Sec+ exam on and off since November and I feel pretty good about things, but I haven't done a lot of practice tests. For the A+ I used Cert Blaster and loved it for simulation practice and for the questions I like Comptia's CertMaster. I want something that tracks which area I need to study, not just random sec questions. Any suggestions?
I think the darril gibson android app is for you. 8 bucks off of the play store. You can take a full test if you like, or just test the individual domains. THAT will tell you which domains to review.