Ready for the A+ test...whats next??

Discussion in 'A+' started by jammed24, Oct 16, 2007.

  1. jammed24

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    Hi, hope somebody can give me some advice regarding where and how to book a A+ test. I have intensively revised and bought parts to build a new computer(expensive but worth) while learning all the skills from Mike Meyers book. I am ready for the test now. The question is how do I book a test?

    Also the test is two parts, what does the essentials cover and 220-602 cover?? I hope I can get some advice please.

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  2. BosonMichael
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    Sign up to take the exam through either Prometric or VUE... it's as simple as that.

    The test isn't in two parts; there are two separate tests. Exam objectives for each exam can be found on CompTIA's A+ site.
     
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    what he said.
     
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    so there is certifications for 2003 and from what i can see it was in 2006 that they changed it to a new system. So does it matter which one i get? do i need to get the certification for 2006 for my cert to be valid or does it matter which one i get?
     
  5. Modey

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    Well you won't be able to sit the old exam now, as far as I know it's no longer available to even book. What you need to check is that you have revised for the new objectives, not the old ones.

    I think there should be a chart showing what's changed between the old and the new available on CompTIA's website, but I can't find it at the moment.
     
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    2003 objectives no longer apply, if you study the 2003 objectives you will be going to an exam that covers material you wont have studied for.
     
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    so I'll take the new 2006 one, The book i have tho i think is an older one so it might not cover most of the new stuff. So I have to take the essentials one, and it says i need to take 2 exams to get the cert. So do i pick whichever one I want or like the one that is most relevant to my field?
     
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    you have to do 220-601 essentials then you pick either 220-602 IT Technician(which most people do), 220-603 or 220-604 the 603 and 604 are not usually done unless you work in remote support and your employer requires it.
     
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    Just remember that it's cheaper to buy a new book than it is to have to retake a failed exam due to lack of coverage. :)
     
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