Passing the Comptia Network+ with NO experience! (N10-008) 

Hats off to you buddy! The most exciting part is the journey itself, especially the part of figuring out the study or note-taking method! I've been through that and I know how it feels like. Buddy it doesn't really matter how long it took you to study for the network + the important thing is that you passed and again Congratulations!

Thank you for sharing your journey. I am starting Network+ with very little knowledge of IT, so this gives me hope!

Hey whats up Tyler! I ended up passing my network + exam today and I just wanted to say thank you for providing all the sources you used, it helped me a lot!Your videos also kept me motivated.

Congrats on passing that was a lot of consistent hard work you put in well done bro...

I keep procrastinating. I'm also using many different resources, but I'm finding that i'm just memorizing the practice test answers rather than actually knowing the content. Jason Dion's of course. Congrats on your victory!

Got my exam scheduled for later today! My study plan was very similar to yours. I took the A+ 1001/1002 earlier this year and used a similar plan to pass the first attempt. Hoping to knock this out and move onto Sec+.

i just took my network+ and passed with a 756 (first time) -- thank you for this video, it helped shape how i approached the test. i used jason dion as my primary mode of studying but did accompany it with mike meyers book with practice exams. the actual exam felt harder for me and the PBQ's (nothing in the practice exams w jason dion and mike meyers could compare). but for sure jason dion is a must

Congrats dude! I'm hoping to take my test sometime soon and plan on using some of the same study techniques as you.

thanks for the realistic advice and congrats on your new journey!!!

It's okay that you have overkill methods to pass the exam to increase your odds of passing, especially if you pass the 1st time. Tests shouldn't (just) be about memorization skills anyway. It should include to be about understanding the concepts and practical knowledge. Congrats on passing! You still completed it in a relatively quick amount of time. So your time was invested wisely. Especially if you did 49 hours a week or 7 hours daily - that's impressive!

Very helpful; thanks ! I love Jason Dion’s courses and practice exams. I’ve been using a Sybex book.

Good stuff. Congrats on your victory buddy. I passed my test a few months ago I wish I went off of this game plan for a higher score. Going line by line of exam objectives is solid advice. I mostly went off of udemy videos

congratulations, I just started my network+ journey

Congrats on passing!

Great breakdown. Dion training is my primary. With cross referencing with Messer and MikeMeyers

Hey good job man on your efforts you really inspire me in taking my network plus exam

Lets go Tyler!

Great video!! I can personally relate so much to it! Can you please share the method on how you exactly studied the Exam Cram book and how you managed to remember all of it.

You're giving me Loki Vibes (from Marvel Universe) , I know its off topic! Good Job with Passing! I take it next Monday

good stuff man hey even if it took a little longer it gives more time for things to set in and to really understand the material. Congrats

Hey, did dions pbqs help prepare you for the actual exams pbqs? Congrats btw

i just started my preperation to network+ thanks for your video

Love it 👏

Nice thanks for your info big help i am slow pacing on taking this exam

Congrats!

Hey dude! I’m in the same boat you were in. My Network+ is coming up in about 2 weeks, and I’m going in with NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE. I’ve made it thru all of Messer’s videos, and wrote out all the material in question/answer form to study. It’s working, but very time consuming. I have about 35 of the 92 sections down. Anyway, I’m also working on the common ports/tcp or udp crap, Ethernet standards, etc. Memorizing all that. How much subnet mask/Binary stuff was on yours? I’m saving all that for last. And, do they allow you time before the test starts to write out your conversion charts from memory? Or do you have to use your 90 min test time to do so? Thanks again for the video buddy

On the practice questions can you take them more than once? Ive never used udemy before

Why nobody talks about the pbqs

What sources did you use for hands on labs

Did you use any dumps?

Thanks for being so transparent with the info man your amazing 🫡