Time gap between booking and sitting A+ exam

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When other members have booked their first A+ exam, what's the average time gap between booking it and actually sitting it? Or is it up to the individual testing centre?

 

Thanks for that, what a quick reply. But then I didn't expect anything else

 

When I sat mine it was case of I got to the point where I thought I was ready, Booked the exam for about a week ahead and just spent that week doing mocks to highlight where I was weak to give me the best possible chance of passing.

Total time for 601 about 8 months due to being distracted by a new job. Time for 602 was about a month so its really up to you, Good luck.

 

I had financial problems so I didn't take my exams for about 8 months but I think I was ready after 3. I booked both for the same day for a week after booking and just revised during the week.

I ended up over studying I think as I was burnt out when I took the exams, I must have read the AIO book 4 times.

 

i'd have preferred to take it straight after the course,i had to leave it for a few months as i coudn't afford it,and i've still to afford exam 2,but i could have passed both within days of the course ending.

 

I think it took me around 3 months for the 601, and a further month til I sat the 602, but it all really depends how well you pick up the information, and how confident you feel!

 

Is it true there is a 90 day limit between taking the 601 and 602/603/604?

I read that this was abolished for the 2003 exams, but I've got the Sybex books, published in 2007, and it says you do have to do them within 90 days of each other!

I'm working on 601 and 602. Was going to study 601 then take the exam, then start studying 602, but I'm worried about the time.

I'm 19 and don't have much experience, so there's more 'new' stuff in the books for me to learn than for others who are older than me. (Not using that as an excuse! lol )

Thanks.