A+ cert prep tests

[gem]

I`d like to know others opinions on prep tests. Are they really good study options? Any one tried Actualtests? Do they really have good stuff?
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[Steve]

I think practice tests are a good study aid. I can recommend Preplogic and Measure Up. I used both to get ready for the A+ tests. These come with A+ books such as ExamCram2.

[Oneil]

I'm also going for A+ certification and fully relied on uCertify practise test and saved upto 70%. I had passed Security+ before, I knew it was tough to direct jump on Security+ but i did. Books you can take for A+ is A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide (5th edition) Mike Meyers' A+ Certification Passport, Second Edition. I'm also using this.
Good luck.

[prince_johnson]

A+ cert is my first test. It's a bit of challenge to even prepare for the exam and all this is without hands-on-experience. What books and test simulation you suggested I'll go for that and reviewed first.
Bye

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[Erik]

I think it also greatly dpends on what type and amount of experience you have before starting to study for the exam. I went and got my A+ cert by just reading one of the all in one books available and going through the practice tests included. If you have a fair amount of experience in working with PCs already then you probably don't need to spend money on all sorts of practice tests.

I find that at least for me actually sitting down and working on a PC, seeing a problem and ahving to find solutions, works better than practice tests. I can take practice tests all day, and learn the specific answers to those questions, but not necessarily have the knowledge to fix real world problems. So you might want to consider having some actual experience with the types of questions asked on the test as well as practice exams. Sometimes it helps to be able to think back and say that "I saw this problem on John's computer, how did I fix it?".