What order?!?

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Hi,

I have just started studying for my A+ and have a bit of computer knowledge through my degree.

However, what I'm wanting to know if it is possible to do the A+ and N+ together without getting too confused or doing the A+ and the MCDST at the same time.

OR lastly,

Should i not be so determined and just to 1 at a time

Thanks,
Darren

 

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My advice would be to attempt one at a time. If you try and study for too many different exams at the same time then you'll most likely get confused.

IMO it's better to concentrate on one at a time. If you're well up on what's needed for a particular exam then you'll pass it faster anyway (enabling you to start studying for another), so there's no real benefit to multitasking.

Qs

 

I agree, one exam at a time is more than enough.

I believe the N+ is changing later this year so any study materials you buy for it now will probably be out of date by the time you're ready to take the exams, unless you're experienced enough to pass the A+ very soon.

 

Yup, what all the people above said.