Question About A+

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Hello Everyone

Currently I'm A+ IT Technician (220-602) certified. Does this certification have anything to do with CompTIA A+ 602 Networks or is this part of it?

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Hey,

As i believe it a different certificate.

 

The CompTIA A+ is made up of 2 exams the A+ Essentials (220-601) and either the 220-602, 603 or 604 for the 2006 objectives.

If you've completed the 601 and any of the other three then you are A+ certified.

I'm not sure what your refering to in regards to the 'CompTIA A+ 602 Networks' but the next logical step after the A+ is the CompTIA Network+ which is a seperate certification consisting of a single exam (the N10-004 for the current version)

 

I have completed 601 and 602 and I'm certified, so does that mean I need to do CompTIA A+ 602 Networks?

 

If you've completed the 601 and 602, congrats you're A+ certified
The next step could be the Comptia Network +