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I usually take 2-4 months to study for each exam, but then, I'm usually studying for at least 2 exams at a time (plus teaching, writing, going to school this year, martial arts, husband, kids...you know, life). Also, I'm certain the last-minute cramming helps me. I've almost always got knowledge...

Awesome, congrats!

Registered!

Congrats, that's definitely an accomplishment!

Congrats!! That's a good cert, and gotten better with each iteration.

Oh ye of great faith :ROFLMAO: Everyone has their weak spots. Pretty sure this is one of mine!

Congrats, that's awesome! I'm dreading this one, lol.

Registered!

Congrats!

That's what it's all about! So long as we're still learning, we're doing well.

Good to hear! I was told they were being sent out. Will keep an eye out for mine!

Nicely done!

Be ready for some fairly long questions with a lot of detail, lol. Good luck!

Studying for AWS Sec now, prepping for a series with ITProTV later this year. Have you taken any of the other AWS Specialty certs?

Congrats, that's awesome! I felt the same way coming out of it, that it was a lot of educated guesses. I guess we both be ed'cated enuf. ?

I got my A+ vouchers around that same time. Still patiently waiting on Linux+ though (passed the Project+ beta so didn't need that one).

Totally agree--it was unnecessary added complexity to not know how much time to invest in that question. If we can't return to it like we can with PBQs, I would much rather the VM question be placed at the end. But they didn't ask me. :ROFLMAO: Still, turns out I had way more time than I...

Similar experience here. I finished with lots of time left over, and used much of that time to review the questions. Changed several of my answers and ended up passing.

When I read the instructions just before starting the exam, it warned that you would not be able to reset or skip the VM question. This information is given on the last screen before the timer starts, so if this is your first time taking an exam with a VM question, it might be worth investing a...

I love your attitude! You'll know better how to study for the next go-around.