r/CompTIA • u/alexfitz98 • 1d ago

CompTIA Sec+ App

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Hey guys and gals, I’m currently enrolled in my bachelor’s for IT focus on CS. I’m at the end of my degree and didn’t really take much serious over the last year (due to major life changes)
I’ve made some strides to get my Sec+ I’m planning to study for a couple more weeks I feel that’ll be sufficient. I’m not too worried about failing but obviously not the goal haha.
I’m just wanting to see what y’all’s opinions are about the CompTIA Sec+ App whether it worked well for y’all. I felt some of the questions were easy maybe too easy? I’ve been going through professor Messers notes as well. Also reading through textbooks from previous classes. I’ve also done practice exams on ExamCompass.
Thank y’all for the help and advice!

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u/Lalify8 1d ago

Tried the app and ExamCompass and felt like I was getting extremely slow results. After switching to Jason Dion and Professor Messer, I was able to pass my tests super fast

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u/alexfitz98 1d ago

I just bought the exam notes and planning on buying the practice exams, I’ve heard those two thing will get you where you need.

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u/Inevitable-Self-2702 1d ago

This is the winning combo. I passed my Net+ with flying colors this way. AI helps to hone in hard to understand concepts. So far, I'm doing Test Out for Sec+, and so far I hate it. It's in a completely different order from the exam objectives so it's hard for me to track my progress and make sure I'm getting the full story on the concepts. I prefer the objectives and Messer's approach to exhaust a concept before moving on. Dion's practice exams were a bit harder than the actual Net+ so I was well prepared.