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A+ Certification

buddy · 2002-01-26 11:51:20

Anyone done these exams before - any info on format, pass rate, difficulty etc.

26-01-2002 11:51am

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Anyone done these exams before - any info on format, pass rate, difficulty etc.

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#2 26-01-2002 1:35pm

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yea I did the test about 2 years ago, pretty easy,
I don't known what the past rate is but I could post some sample questions if you want?;)

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#3 28-01-2002 2:01pm

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It's changed since 2 years ago. It is an adaptive exam now. Basicly it asks questions. If you get it right it moves on if you get it wrong it throws a similar question at you just to see if it was an accident or that you haven't got a clue about that particular part of the computer. It keeps throwing the same type of question till you get it right. Also in the original exam you could check your answers and change them if need be. This time you got to answer or you don't move on.

Of course this is only my interpration of the new exam

check out www.examcram.com for more info

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