r/CEH

I am preparing for the CEH v13 Theory. And I've read the whole E-Courseware provided by EC-Council for the preparation of the CEH v13. I am revising my notes again and again until I am confident. So for this I had tested my knowledge against EC-Council CyberQ - Simulated Exam and Module Wise question. I need more testing way(s) to test my knowledge in order to be confident!
I need something which will conduct test (besides CyberQ) based on the current question format as we are getting in the real exam.
Guys recommend some site(s) or ways or AI Usage (if any)
The only thing I want is Confidence and want to clear the Exam in one go. Share some tips and tricks if you guys have any.

Today was my CEH v13 practical exam and I failed it. I got stressed and frustrated and ended the exam 3 hours before the end.

I answered some questions but the stupid platform all the time was saying "incorrect answer" and there were some files missing in the machines and the proctor was unable to help.

I feel so bad right now because it's been a year that I've been doing machines in hackthebox and I'm able to complete myself machines from easy to hard but this practical exam got me out of my mind on what the platform is expecting from an answer.

Now I feel so dumb of my progress in hackthebox that I feel I should have passed this exam with perfect score I don't know what to think anymore.

Also the fact that I invested so much money in this is making me crazy

I am preparing my CEH|v13 exam with the help of their official e-courseware and testing my knowledge against CyberQ Practice tests and Simulated Exams
I have passed Simulated Exam SET A with score of 103(4th attempt) and failed in SET B with 91 score.

How can I improve my score in both the sets? Which domains should I need to focus first? When should I give the test?
Any method to retain the knowledge in mind? Because some modules are really disturbing.

I want to pass this exam in my first attempt. So need a best advice

I paid the ce fees but my ece credits are not completed. I have paid till 2027 but my new certificate shows renewable on 2026 but doesn't clearly state 2027 date. Is there something I am missing.

I have no previous certification. The lab from CEH costs $199, which isn't an issue but it says that it's set up for v10, not v13.

I'm sure most of it will be applicable, but what will I be missing?

Hi everyone,

I recently graduated with a B.Com degree, but I'm passionate about cybersecurity and networking and want to build my career in this field.

Here's what I've done so far:

• Completed CCNA studies with hands-on practice on 40+ labs (didn't take the certification because I wasn't confident enough at the time).
• Built a strong foundation in networking and operating systems.
• Currently working as a VAPT Intern at CyArt Tech.
• Completed 20+ labs on Hack The Box and TryHackMe.
• Completed 5 CEH modules along with several practical labs.
• Built a home lab for VAPT practice and vulnerability analysis.
• Completed a few cybersecurity projects and uploaded them to GitHub.

I'm now considering getting the CEH certification, but it's quite expensive.

My question is: Will CEH significantly improve my chances of getting an entry-level cybersecurity job, or would my time and money be better spent on certifications like Security+, PNPT, eJPT, or finally taking the CCNA exam?

I'd really appreciate advice from people involved in hiring or anyone who has been in a similar situation. Thanks!

This is for the CEHv13 Knowledge Exam.
Study plan: I’m going to tackle the last two chapters, cryptography and cloud computing, this week, do two practice exams untimed, and then a full simulation, and if it goes well, schedule the exam.

Study Material: I’m using Codecademy by SkillSoft to learn the material, and Logan Pierce’s CEH study guide and Wiley Sybex CEHv12 for practice questions.

Question: The general pattern for questions seems to be a bunch of words in a scenario, and they go: which one best describes the vulnerability of the attack, and what would be the best tool, or what tool is being described here.

I’m unsure if it’s against the NDA, but can anyone confirm whether the questions are phrased as I mentioned above? Should I study the commands and execution a little more in depth, beyond the basic commands for popular tools?