Taking test in about 24 hours

Any tips? I finished Darril's book two days ago, and I did very well on the practice test in the book (97/100). The head of our foundation emailed me this great study guide that really gives a very thorough, but concise, overview of each topic and I've been going through that as well as reading through those "Exam chapter review" sections that summarize the chapters' content and I definitely recognize and can explain all the terms. Any sections I should study extra hard though? Thanks!

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badboyeee

well its probably too late to answer your questions.. so goodluck! let us know how u do, looks like you should be able to pass with that DG practice test score

MrAgent

Good luck and update us with your pass!

Nice forum name btw.

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Im headed to the Winter Classic tomorrow

94jedi

Just make sure you know cryptography well. Check out the technotes on this site as well. ALthough, if you've been thorough (sounds like you have) you'll be fine.

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capitalsown

I did extremely well and I honestly still can't believe I got a 875. I am seriously used to getting scores around 750, and that score is absolutely beyond expectation. After reading Darril's book (I didn't read cover to cover, just chapters 1-10. None of the "about the exam" or "about the ___" chapters), I studied until it was time by simply going through all the CompTIA objectives, finding the ones I didn't quite understand, looking them up in the index of Darril's book and then reading the sections of the chapters associated with that topic or objective. That helped me patch up any holes.

MrAgent wrote: »

Good luck and update us with your pass!

Nice forum name btw.

C-A-P-S CAPS CAPS CAPS!

Im headed to the Winter Classic tomorrow

You jerk, I tried to get tickets, but I couldn't afford the asking prices on craigslist

. Have fun!