CompTiA A+

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hi, please need an advise on how to start on with CompTiA A+

 

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I recently passed mine, I used the exam-cram 6th edition 801-802. It has a CD with a ton of practice questions in multiple choice form (sadly no simulations) but it worked very well! My advice is get a study kit that has great reviews, study your own way and google up some more questions. I studied for a few months but it varies for everyone and only you know your best way to study. I wish you luck though! Let us know how it goes :]

 

am happy for the reply thanks. but my question is which of the compTIA A+ N+ S+ etc do you advise me to go for. that will get me a good job.I already have a basic knowledge of MS DOS and WINDOWS. Please I need your answer .

 

Abdul,

Do you currently work in IT? Out of the certifications you mentioned, I would recommend the compTIA A+ first and then if you wish to further your studies in the other areas you could look at these.

 

My route is going to be Net+ (since I have my A+) then maybe a Microsoft cert or two before Sec+. You may have very good knowledge but believe me the exam has some questions that honestly you would rarely if ever need to know as an actual tech. I would advise A+ first, study it well then go for Net+. That is the basic route I believe most people take and from there out it is up to you.

 

Moved to A+ forum

 

Start basic, ie, A+. Then N+ after which you can decide what route you'd like to follow. For example Microsoft, Cisco etc...