Passing the CompTIA A+ 1101 Exam in 2 Weeks! (2024)

i'm trying to take my a+ as soon as possible to get out of a field i'm staritng to loathe. this has been such a helpful video for me. thank you!

Learned python and SQL 2 years ago trying to get into tech field. Since then I've been learning web design, app development, and cyber security and have friends in the field but yet here I am still in Healthcare. Just now am I getting the A+ to fill in the holes of my knowledge of tech. now I'm learning C# in the process.

Thank you G.

Yo, im a radio operator too, but with the marine corps rah. Also, im taking the exams to ahah

I listen to Messer's videos but my mind wanders so I have to rewind a lot

What kind of scores we're you getting on Jason Dion's practice tests before you felt confident enough to take the real exam?

I'm currently averaging around 75/90 correct on the practice tests and I'm not sure if that's good enough/if I feel comfortable enough to schedule my real exam. Also, how similar we're Jason Dion's tests compared to the real thing?

Thanks for the great video!

You can not pass the test in two weeks time!!!! You need a tech background to do it. If otherwise then is a lie.

Thanks for the input and especially the port game, ports have always given me trouble in memorizing!

Lowkey showing off his guns in the thumbnail

Do you study and watch all the videos for the A plus certification before you purchase the exam

Thanks for the tips. I am gonna take the 1101 exam soon, and I am new to tech with no prior experience, and have been stressing out alot.

63M here. Hooah!

Passed my Core 1 this morning. One thing that I can say that most of the practice exams and dumps get wrong is for the multiple choice questions. On most of the practice exams I saw, there were really obviously wrong answers along with the correct one(s) but I didn't see ANY like that on the real exam. Most of them had at least two correct answers but you have to choose the best answer to fix the problem in the easiest and least disruptive way possible. I can definitely see why they recommend working in a helpdesk position. Some of this stuff would make far more sense with hands-on experience.

Library card=free udemy 😊

Are professor Messors practice exams good? Was about to buy Messors, but just saw Dions are only $14 right now.

thank you so much for sharing this method with !

I'm a simple man, I see a veteran who went cyber and I follow. I am also trying to go this route! Overwhelmed with all of the things I could learn. I have quite a bit of IT knowledge

thanks for that port number game

1102 video 👀

This was great video bud. Thank you . I also bought on groupon ITU which included all comptia certs and u have lifetime access . So between professor itu courses and Dion no way u can fail. Also Google just released cyber security cert program that goes over what u would do hands on job .

I'm studying and preparing to take core 1 soon. There seems to be a ridiculous amount of information. Was the exam very difficult?

Thank you for sharing your experience. It's was really helpful

Usually don’t comment but thank you seriously appreciate this will take your advice to heart! Def gonna subscribe for more content like this!

thank you for that port game

Any update on the 1102?

Me me too jumping of doing HVAC installs to being studying with Jason plus not knowing English at all .

This is really honest advice, kudos

So I always see these people with a newly earned badge with headphones. Is that part of the new job requirements or something ?

Any update on 1102? Are you about to take the test or have you already taken it

Thanks for the tips

Thank you so much for this terrific heads up!

is there a way i can buy the practice exams without buying the full course?

did you find a job with the cert?

I work with printers every day as helpdesk. Bane of my existence

As someone who passed 1001 core 1 during covid and wasnt able to complete core 2 before the cutoff date. 739 is a good score. The people who even administrate the test explain that even hitting the 700 mark on either test is hella hard as they are formed to make u confuse yourself

I recommend the All in One book by Mike Myers for those who are starting at ground zero. It will explain everything in very good detail so you really learn how components operate and learn the concepts of how they function.

I’ve been using ChatGPT to throw me example questions without the answers and then telling me if I got it wrong or right and why

Compared to the practice questions on Udemy it’s damn close

I struggle with printers because i have less actual experience on it.

Ahhhhh a US Army soldier. So this means you have an absolutely ferocious secret meme folder reserved for your group chat with your boys

Would you recommend taking notes on Professor Messers videos?

So I want to go the cyber security route... also going from Vet to Tech as well, usmc.

1. Should college even be something I think about?
2. What courses/certs should I be doing? I've seen so many juggled around.
3. How long does this take? I have all the time right now so I'm not in a hurry.

Thanks for the help.

Thank you for the tips! This port website is amazing, exactly what I needed! Thank you. I struggle with printers and good to know about the motherboard beeps too. Thanks!

Lmaoo crazy I got out last year 4 years active 25U as well

hey does someone have a login i can us for the json deon practice test in udemy, i really would be thankful.

Thank you for the evaluation of your experience and the pointers regarding the beep codes and printers. I’ll brush up on those.

Decided to start a career in IT at age 33.

I wish you luck in your journey and I'll be following along as I start mine.