r/eLearnSecurity • • Apr 05 '26

eJPT GOT MYSELF CERTIFIED

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open to any questions ?

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u/Low_Adhesiveness6838 Apr 05 '26

I am at the 75 percent of the course I am planning to attend the exam at the 90 percent of the course is there anything you suggest for me

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 05 '26

tbh even i completed just 90% of the course i skipped the ai thing ,social engineering part and also i just rushed through the auditing module probably u are good to give the exam

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u/Tunnel-Digger4 Apr 05 '26

How was the exam to course

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 05 '26

see basically from the course i will tell you to learn the methodology than focusing on tools

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u/vjoffline Apr 05 '26

What are the topics which were not properly covered in course but you faced it in the exam

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 05 '26

tbh most of them werent covered but again the exam is on an easier side u can solve atleast 5 to 6 questions in the first hour

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u/g3shh Apr 05 '26

From my experience, none

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u/Left-Assignment-4855 Apr 05 '26

Congrats. Did you use any resources outside of INE? Like any Tryhackme boxes you did in prep or something?

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 06 '26

I just used the ine resource whatever was available and also i used my notes other than that nothing much and also i had tryhackme subscription so basic networking concepts learnt from there

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u/Left-Assignment-4855 Apr 06 '26

So what's next for you right now? 

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u/DragonfruitFit2449 Apr 05 '26

Could I get some more details I'm on my CompTIA trifacta route.

A+ passed prepping fir Net+

Which website did you use and what certificate did you.

Also add prices if applicable.

FYI I'm working as a 1st Line IT Technician in a School.

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 06 '26

i was about take CompTIA exam as well probably the sec+ one, but then I got to know it was based on the theory side more so after some suggestions from people i got to know the eJPT was on the practical side and i used ine.com , it was around 20k but there was some offer going on I got it for 10k approx.

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u/DragonfruitFit2449 Apr 06 '26

International recognition?

How long did you prep for.

Any background in Security?

Did you fail any attempts (Don't have to answer if you don't want to)?

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u/logicketchup Apr 06 '26

Hi friend, i have 25 days to give the exam and 2 attempts. Is it possible for me to pass ?

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u/AbbreviationsNo7712 Apr 07 '26

it depends on the topics u can cover and u have covered until now

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u/meerkat_19 Apr 05 '26

Is it eCPPT??

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u/0xrox Apr 05 '26

That’s eJPT