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Hey all - me again

Im thinking about starting to study for the N+ in about a month or so but just have a few questions first.

Is there only one exam to take or is it two like the A+?

Also what study guide books are currently available for the 2009 version of the exam? I can't seem to find any at the moment so will probably have to wait a while before they start to be published.

Thanks in advance.

 

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There's only one exam although the cost is more like one and a half.
I think I saw someone posting recently that they'd received their copy of the new Meyers N+ book.

EDIT: Back in April it seems http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/thread32513.html
EDIT2: I see there's 5 used ones for sale on Amazon. Pretty good for a book they claim isn't released yet.

 

Cheers soundian

 

Look at http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/thread34055.html
N+ by Mike Meyers 4th edition is the best

 

Thanks Miro,

Will have a look into the Mike Meyers book - although I found the A+ one too basic covering alot of the simple stuff. This time I would like a book that just covers the main topics and facts that are needed for the exam. I had a look at the sybex A+ book and it seemed to do this for the A+ so want to find one that is similar for the N+.

 

Sure, you are right. I do use many books for N+. Meyers book is not enough but is worth to have it. I use as well this video http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CompTIA-Netwo...trkparms=65:12|66:2|39:1|72:1690|293:1|294:50
which is very helpfull
more books i will post later, i need to go work now