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Askmo  \nPage | 1  \nNOTE: This report is not aimed at teaching you the subject knowledge to pass the exam. This is a paper about exam structure, pass scores, question structure and type, as well as what you can expect from succeeding at the Network+ exam.  \nREPORT SPONSORED BY:   \n[www.certblaster.com/Network](www.certblaster.com/Network)+  \nCONTENTS  \nHow the exam is made and why you should care.  \nHow the exam is configured.  \nHow many questions are there and how are they distributed?  \nWhat is the passing score in plain English?  \nThe question types you will see on the exam.  \nBonus section:  \nWhat’s so special about Network+ Certification?  \nWhat can Network+ Certification do for you? Must know for Network+ .  \nFor the most comprehensive NETWORK+ Certification practice test got to www.certblaster.com PA  \nHow the exam is made and why you should care  \nIndustry representatives from the leading computer vendors set the Exam Objectives. This means that, based on, their day to day needs, they define which skills the exam should address. In this phase of the exam definition the industry representatives also decide what areas to prioritize over others. They do that by assigning different weights to the different Exam Objectives (more on this later) . Once these areas of expertise have been established by the industry representatives the next step is to write exam questions within those areas of expertise. This is done by Subject Matter Experts – SMEs. These are experts in the various computer fields that know which questions will help find out if a candidate knows the topics covered by the Exam Objectives. There are a few more steps but I am not going to bore you with the details. Here’s your take home from this though; the exam objectives are subject to interpretation. Why? Because when the exam objectives are handed over by the industry representatives the SMEs read in to these what they see. Now, most of the time it’s what you and I would expect. However there will be cases where there is a difference of views. This means that you have to read the objectives very carefully and make sure you understand each of them. Don’t interpret them too narrowly since the process does leave the SMEs with room for interpretation.  \nHow the exam is configured  \nTo become Network+ Certified you need to pass Exam N10-006 . This credential has the following recommended prerequisites: CompTIA A+ certification (though this is not a requirement) and you should have at least 9 months of work experience in IT networking or equivalent training, again none of this is required. You can arguably show up at the exam without any of this and no one will stop you.  \nThe Network+ Certification, like all CompTIA exams, is organized around its list of Exam Objectives that are published on their website. These Exam Objectives consist of a handful of “Main Domains”(the high level topic definition) and under each of the Main Domains,“Sub-Objectives” that narrow down to the specifics of what you should know in preparation of the exam. Here are the Exam main domains with their relative weights:  \nNetwork+ Exam N10-006  \n\n| Domain | Percentage of\u003Cbr>Examination |\n| --- | --- |\n| 1.0 Network architecture | 22% |\n| 2.0 Network operations | 20% |\n| 3.0 Network security | 18% |\n| 4.0 Troubleshooting | 24% |\n| 5.0 Industry standards, practices, and network theory | 16% |\n| Total | 100% |\n\nThis table shows the main Exam Objectives (Domains) and how much weight they each should have on the exam. Why do the relative weights matter? 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