CSA exam help

Though best advice: Make hours, explore your PDI. DON'T go for crap test exams like udemy, quizlet, etc.. Contains a lot of incorrect answers... and just learnings answers actually learns you NOTHING.

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Nitin64 · ‎08-25-2020

Hi Hussain,

There is no substitute for platform subject knowledge and hands on expertise.Ensure you are fully done with the thorough study of fundamental course modules and going through each section of the Exam blueprint.

When you get the point where you review and stop having significant "ah-ha" moments, you're probably ready. Good luck and wish you the best !

Though best advice: - Try the simulator practice tests on Udemy/Quizlet to validate your preparation and see where you stand and where you lack context. i have seen many people passing CSA/CAD exam in first attempt with the help of practice tests. It depends on the quality of content and correctness. Most importantly, Do not memorize answers to practice tests. That is a trap most fall into. Explanation provided with each answer does help improve your vocabulary, so I do not find practice tests as crap, unless someone has a deep anger about growing popularity of practice exams or majority of people report they are indeed crap 🙂 Never seen majority of stuff going wrong on these practice sets, except for some minute misses that could be covered with self study. To say practice tests as crap is least justified given that ServiceNow exam preparation courses are best rated curated courses listed in IT certification on Udemy, so know what is best for you.

Exam dumps or practice sets are not a secret to exam success BUT will check your confidence and readiness in dealing with different types of questions. Setting a right expectation of outcome is a key here.

Feel free to drop me an email note in case you need practice material.

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Nitin | nitbabar@gmail.com