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VCE Format

HerrScheisse · 2015-09-22 13:23:59

Hi all, There used to be an excellent format for practising exams called VCE, however they changed their pricing model to subscription such that it is no longer practical. Does anyone know any good sites where I might be able to practise Comptia Cloud+ exams? I know some will say read the books, and I have done, but there…

22-09-2015 01:23PM

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HerrScheisse

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Hi all,

There used to be an excellent format for practising exams called VCE, however they changed their pricing model to subscription such that it is no longer practical.

Does anyone know any good sites where I might be able to practise Comptia Cloud+ exams? I know some will say read the books, and I have done, but there is quite simply no better practise than similar style exams. I have yet to find a book that prepares you adequately for the wording and style format of the exam.

Any advice is welcome!

Thanks!

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#2 23-09-2015 07:55AM

Eire Go Brach

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Try get hold of a vce designer and create a test yourself. Easy part is getting the questions.

You can get the vce files as PDFs. You could try that as well.

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#3 23-09-2015 08:53AM

horgan_p

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needless to say : no piracy links please

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