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    honestly, everyone says Ill pass it without studying, anything important to know?
    I dont think Ill fail, but I just wanna make SURE I dont. getting perfect on the test would be nice
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    Cram,Cram,Cram if you feel your not confident.If you do feel confident you'll ace it.... and after all we all know the best test is the real world.It's just a test. Concentrate, take your time and you'll be fine. Good luck! Let me know how you do.

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    what about memorization of IRQs and crap?
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    You don't have to memorize them for the Test.
    But it would be Extremly Benefitial if you will remember them for the Job.
    P.s. as much as the A+ Core is an Easy test don't underestimate it's Volume.

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    Im reading Exam Cram
    seems pretty good
    studying makes me feel funny though
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    Originally posted by Chapel:
    <STRONG>Im reading Exam Cram
    seems pretty good
    studying makes me feel funny though</STRONG>
    If you know even Half of that book you'll ace the A+ exam. the test is truly very easy if you know what your talking about. that book your reading is way more detailed than the test. Honestly.
    I hope that someday we will be able to put away our fears and prejudices and just laugh at people.

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    Get some sleep. You have to read some of the questions carefully. Its pretty easy, I just got my A+ today.

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    I just passed the Core part. That was pretty easy. The OS part is a bit more trying but managable if you have a grasp. Just do practice tests... the best ones offer detailed explainations... the more detailed the better. The key is to concentrate on your weak areas. You'll ace it thata way.

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    The CNE quizzer was the best quizzer for a+. I aced my a+ and I thought I had failed, but if you stick with the key points yo'll do fine. I don't know if it has changed that much sinceI took it 2 years ago, but there were a few printer q's on it, you might want to brush up on that

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    As others have said, do every practice exam you can get your hands on. You will find if you do a half a dozen different practice exams that over 2/3 of the questions you encounter on the real A+ were on at least one of the practice examns.
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    I too took the A+ test and there are some parts that are kind of difficult. What helped me a bit was "A+ for Dummies" <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0"> Everything was in just plain english.

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    I suggest one book for anyone taking the A+ Certification by Michael Meyers. EXCELLENT BOOK
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