u/Ntodd47

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Study Plan Needed for Network+

I’m trying to figure out the best study plan for the Network+ exam and could use some advice from people who’ve passed it.

Right now I have access to any Udemy course as well as the CompTIA resources (Certmaster Learn, Perform, Practice, etc). I’ve gone through Jason Dion’s content once, but I’m realizing I probably zoned out more than I thought, it’s been a busy few months and I’m usually mentally drained after work (I’m an IT tech and I recently received a promotion so I’m learning that too).

Here are my current practice test scores:

• Jason Dion practice test: 58%
• B.2.7 Network+ practice: 63%
• B.2.6 practice: 62%

My weakest domains:

• Network Implementations: 47%
• Network Troubleshooting: 57%
• Network Operations: inconsistent — I either get 45% or 65%

I’m planning to make flashcards and go back through the content, but I’m not sure what the most efficient study plan is from here. I’ve only had time/energy for one full practice exam at home. I currently am making flash cards for the 802.11 standards, OSI model and ports. I am going to review the acronyms a few times from the exam objectives.

If anyone has a structured plan or advice for how to improve these weak areas, I’d really appreciate it. I need to take the exam at the end of the week this week or early next week so I have a chance to retake it before my course ends at the end of the month. Thanks everyone!

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u/Ntodd47 — 2 days ago