Studying For A+ Exam How Long

[bubba1001]

Hi

this is my first time posting on tek-tips.

My question is, what is the minimum time u think someone should study for the a+ exam. I have just finished my diploma in computer systems. I would say i am a novice to intermediate level in hardware and software. i am nowhere near technical.

would 1 month be sufficent studytime? everyday for a few hrs?

 

[glister]

It would be real hard to put a timeframe on this not knowing what you know. I might suggest that you continue your studies and after a while, start taking lots of online practice tests. Use these as a guage to see how you are getting along. Take lots of different tests to get a good sampling. When you are scoring high, consistently, on the practice tests, I'd go for it.

Check some previous posts for a bunch of practice tests that are available on the Net for FREE.

Keep us posted on your progress. We're here to help.

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[glister]

Send an email to ebooks@Tcat.net (no subject or message required). An autoresponder will send you a link to download Tcat Houser's A+ Study Guides. They are FREE! 500+ pages in PDF. You will need Acrobat 5.0 to read them.

They are GOLDEN! They cover both exams perfectly. You can't go wrong on this deal. Trust me.

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[bubba1001]

right now im reading mike meyers all-in-one a+ certification book 2002. Do u guys reccomend this book? i have the 2002 version

 

[glister]

Yes M. Myers is good. Supplement it with Tcat's FREE ebooks and you should be fine.

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