The answer to this common question is contained in a CompTIA document called the Exam Objectives. This document contains all of the domains measured by the specific examination and to the extent to which they are represented on the exam. 

CompTIA certifications align with IT infrastructure and cybersecurity career paths, with each added certification representing a deepening of your expertise. Core certifications, like CompTIA ITF+ and A+, lay the groundwork for the specialized pathway certifications, and additional professional certifications cover necessary IT skills like project management. 

Anyone can build an IT career foundation with CompTIA's core skills certification.  These four certifications cover a wide spectrum of topics, including operating systems, networking, security, and more.   

The Core skills pathway: ITF+ > A+ > Network + and Security+.

CompTIA Study Guides offers a variety of support services for their students. These include a dedicated customer service line, online forums and communities, a self-help library, and a certification verification service. Additionally, students can take advantage of several monthly webinars and events hosted by CompTIA Study Guides.

No-- CompTIA exams are challenging professional certifications. Our materials provide high-quality review and practice, but candidates must put in time, effort, and focus.

The length of the training varies, depending on the format in which it is taken. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months to complete the course.  Students get out of the training the effort they put into the training.

We have gone through lots of work in making sure students have all of the necessary material needed to pass their CompTIA exams. That said, we highly recommend that the more material you use, the better your base understanding will be.  So, while you can use our material to pass, we recommend you also try out other study material.

• ITF+ (IT Fundamentals+) is an entry-level certification program that covers the fundamentals of IT, such as hardware, software, networking, security, and troubleshooting. It is designed to provide basic IT skills to those with little to no IT experience and is the first step in obtaining more advanced certifications.

• A+ (CompTIA A+) is an industry-recognized certification program that covers more advanced IT topics, such as operating systems, networking, virtualization, mobile devices, and troubleshooting. It is designed to provide IT professionals with a more comprehensive understanding of IT. A+ is the stepping stone to obtaining more advanced certifications.