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840 on Essentials, 870 on IT Technician. Used the following materials:
Ultimate CompTIA A+ 2006 Resource Kit - I purchased this to avoid the zillion-page Mike Myers book. Unfortunately, this also had a zillion-page book. Like the Myers book, it is a fine reference manual, but it includes too much information for quick test study. Flash cards were helpful.
Exam Cram Practice Questions book - these are close to the difficulty on the test. All the book questions are also on a CD with an exam simulator. I think I could have barely passed by using this instead of Preplogic, not sure. This was an unnecessary purchase since I ended up getting Preplogic.
The Preplogic Practice Tests were expensive, but I know they are why I scored well. There are frequent discounts on their site, for free vouchers (take 4-6 weeks or something to arrive though) or discounts on the practice test software. The material is a little more difficult, and the questions are worded more difficultly, so, if you go through the Preplogic tests until you're able to do well on them, you should be fine for the actual exam.
I also bought my exam vouchers from Preplogic and saved like $23/exam.
If I had it to do over again, I would get the Preplogic tests, and some book, I don't know what. Hope this study material review helps somebody out!
-Cole
Me: You need to buy a couple of servers.
Customer: Whats wrong with the servers I have?
Me: Well, you dont have *any* servers just now.
Customer: WTF! I thought I did!
I forgot to mention in my first post, Thank You to the members of this forum! Without a little browsing on here, I wouldn't have gone in as well prepared as I did.
(take 4-6 weeks or something to arrive though)
-Cole
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Do they not have a partner company in the UK? ... even better download them
How many tests did you go through?
I see you can get a pack of 3
Andi
AndiC
Past EDU: BTEC IT Electronics, BSC Comp Sci,
Past Jobs: Visual Data Flex developer DB admin / SME Internal Support-Admin Monkey, Self employed IT/Bookkeeping 7+ Years.
Studying: A+, MCDST, MCSA, MCSE (With training provider through my company)
Thinking of Studying: N+ and Linux+ or Security+ (before MCSA, MCSE)
Do they not have a partner company in the UK? ... even better download them
How many tests did you go through?
I see you can get a pack of 3
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Dunno about partner in UK.
When they offer a test voucher as a freebie with a software package, then it comes with a form to fill out, sign, send in. Weird way of doing it, since you're downloading the software package, you'd think they'd just e-mail you the voucher code.
As far as I know, they're sold as a "here's all the practice exams for this test" set. The 601 set came with 3, the 602 set came with 4. I took each test twice in "learning mode", where you get to see what the correct answer is right away (and often why correct/incorrect).
One might even get away with just taking one set, as the questions on 601 & 602 didn't seem very different at all; maybe other members around here know more about that.
the questions on 601 & 602 didn't seem very different at all;
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Thanks for that.
well they are the same topics just more questions in difference areas and different marking percentages between the two papers.
yeah you would have thought you could enter a coupon code in the ordering system.
Andi
AndiC
Past EDU: BTEC IT Electronics, BSC Comp Sci,
Past Jobs: Visual Data Flex developer DB admin / SME Internal Support-Admin Monkey, Self employed IT/Bookkeeping 7+ Years.
Studying: A+, MCDST, MCSA, MCSE (With training provider through my company)
Thinking of Studying: N+ and Linux+ or Security+ (before MCSA, MCSE)