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I HAVE MY A+ ALOT OF WINDOWS 2000 BUT IN MY STUDY OF NETWORK+ THE SYBEX BOOKS JUST DONT SEEM TO CUT IT. HAS ANYONE HAD TROUBLE STUDYING FOR NETWORK OR CAN SOME ONE SUGGEST AN ALTERNATIVE THAT IS MORE CONCISE?
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by deborahsueo
I studied for Net + and failed but I will try again but this time I am using IT series that has A+,Net+,Internet+ and Cable and it seems to be more in depth.
by slippyballs
I read the exam cram, sat the exam and failed.
Next day i sat the exam AGAIN, reviewed exam first cram and passed - just.
by retro
There is a profusion of study materials to choose from. Exam Cram is a good one that many people have had success with. Mike Meyers also has a very good study source prensented in an easily understandable format. Make sure that your study source includes a CD-ROM with practice tests on it that include explanations of right and wrong answers. If you can, get ahold of a couple of computers and test out the scenarios that you will encounter. If you don't fully prepare yourself before you takean exam, no study guide will help you effectively. www.brainbench.com also has tests that you can take. I haven't checked it out in a while, but they used to be free, you just needed to register.
by rudyru522
Hi,
I teach Network+, and I use the Exam Prep book. My student's success rate is over 90% including those who do not have A+. Download as many sample tests as you can, and make sure you check the answers yourself; don't rely on "free" tests to have all correct answers; good luck.
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