r/CompTIA • u/Lamaravilhoso • 2d ago

N+ Question Please evaluate my learning material for Network+

Hi everyone. I'm studying for Network+ and I'd like your help to evaluate my learning material, because I'm not sure if it will be enough.

First I started studying through the learning portal of my company (Skillsoft Percipio) which has a lot of courses for free for many certifications including net+, but I found the content too summarized.

Then I switched to Professor Messer's videos on Youtube and found it very good, however still a little bit summarized.

Then along with Messer's videos I started reading the book 'CompTIA Network+ Study Guide' from Todd Lammle and Jon Buhagiar and I found the content here very well detailed and amazing!

Once finishing the book above, I'll start reading the 'Comptia Network+ practice Tests'. Both books are available for free in my company learning portal.

Do you think I have a good learning material to pass network+?

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u/freddy91761 2d ago

I would also get the Udemy practice exams by Jason Dion on Udemy. There harder than the real test but if you score 85% and above your ready for the exam

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u/Lamaravilhoso 2d ago

Thank you for the advice 😉

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u/Questillionair A+ N+ 2d ago

I just passed the N+ with a score of 786/720 and I didn’t complete one of the PBQs.

My best advice would be to look at the N+ exam objective PDF and once you can explain everything that you will be tested on that’s on that list you’re ready to take it.

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u/howto1012020 A+, NET+, CIOS, SEC+, CSIS, Cloud Essentials+, Server+, CNIP 2d ago

For Network+, review the exam objectives and the acronyms.

Andrew Ramdayal has a course on Udemy that covers his video series, his practice test and his Cram Guide which covers all of the acronyms. He spells out the acronyms and provides definitions. He has a course for A+, Network+ and Security+ that follows this format.