Fastest way to complete A+ (901 & 902)?

Exam cram by david prowse or mike meyers

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I used the exam cram book, multiple practice tests on examcompass and messer videos. I studied for 2-3 weeks straight, everyday. 5 hours+ a day. Took 901, then the next day took the 902.

When I got something wrong on a practice test, I wrote down notes on why it was wrong and all that. Keep taking practice tests so the content can stick.

Spiegel

If you’re new to IT it is probably not a bad thing to take your time with it. It is better to have a solid undrstanding on how PCs work than to just try to pass the test quickly and forget that knowledge soon after.

That being said, Mike Meyers has a more condensed book which does a good job.

https://www.totalsem.com/store/mike-meyers-passport-series-comptia-a-certification-220-801-220-802/

Batmga

Spiegel wrote: »

If you’re new to IT it is probably not a bad thing to take your time with it. It is better to have a solid undrstanding on how PCs work than to just try to pass the test quickly and forget that knowledge soon after.

That being said, Mike Meyers has a more condensed book which does a good job.

https://www.totalsem.com/store/mike-meyers-passport-series-comptia-a-certification-220-801-220-802/

Oh right,Thankyou for the suggestion! Is the condensed one just as good as the brown all in one book?

D20

Anyone here use Measureup to study? Is it worth the investment? I'm currently studying for my 902

For the 901 I only used Professor messers notes, the Mike Meyers A+ book, and some practice tests i found online.

Batmga

D20 wrote: »

Anyone here use Measureup to study? Is it worth the investment? I'm currently studying for my 902

For the 901 I only used Professor messers notes, the Mike Meyers A+ book, and some practice tests i found online.

I haven't used measureup, sorry!