Where to get the latest dumps for CompTIA Network+ N10-007?

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Hallo everybody,
I've been studying for a while using Udemy. I was watching video tutorials from Mike Meyers and has been prepared by Practice Exams and Simulations by Jason Dion.
But I'm still quite unsure to pass. I used (REMOVED) for 70-697 and 70-698 to pass. CertBase provided exactly the same questions and answers coming up on the exam.

1. Do the Practice Exams/Tests and Simulations on Udemy copy the exact same questions and answers coming up on the exam?
2. If not, are there any good brain dumps out there which represent the exact same questions and answers coming up on the exam the same way (REMOVED) does?

Thanks for your replies in advance.

TJX29

PS: Found (REMOVED). Does it provide what I've asked in question 2?

 

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Brain dumps are for chumps.......

Never had to use one in my life and never will.

Ed

 

Brain dumps are for chumps.......

Never had to use one in my life and never will.

Ed

 

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I took Network+ back in 2003 and I remember it being easier than A+. The way I passed was reading a large study guide book and then either a Exam Cram or Passport. And then took several practice tests. I had also taken a few college courses, like classes in Networking Fundamentals and LAN technologies, so I had a pretty good base. I'm sure an even more exam-focused video course would be even better as the college courses I took were at the university level and more theoretical than practical. I can imagine the test material has evolved in the past 16 years but understanding the guiding knowledge areas is probably a lot more useful than trying to memorize certain questions from a bank of 1,000.