Failed my CSA exam 3 times

[Akki8219]

I failed my CSA EXAM 3 Times and now i'm totally broken even studying for hours and days I failed it again and again.

Don't know what to do now......... Please help.

[Dr Atul G- LNG]

Hi @Akki8219 

It's really sad to know this. After exam you got the results and see what are weak area for you.

Go through's ebook 2-3 times. 

[Kristen Ankeny]

What areas did it highlight as the weak area? That might help others provide pointers for those topics. 

[sourav1999]

I'm sorry to hear about your struggles with the CSA exam. Here are some tips that might help you:

1. Understand the Exam Blueprint: ServiceNow provides a blueprint for each of its certification exams. This blueprint outlines the topics that will be covered in the exam. Make sure you understand each topic thoroughly.

2. Use ServiceNow's Official Study Materials: ServiceNow provides a variety of study materials, including study guides, practice exams, and training courses. Make sure you're utilizing these resources.

3. Practice with Real ServiceNow Instances: The best way to learn ServiceNow is by doing. Make sure you're getting hands-on experience with real ServiceNow instances.

4. Join ServiceNow Communities: There are many online communities where ServiceNow professionals share their knowledge and experience. Join these communities and don't hesitate to ask questions.

5. Take Breaks: Studying for long hours without breaks can be counterproductive. Make sure you're taking regular breaks to rest and recharge.

6. Stay Positive: Failing an exam can be discouraging, but it's important to stay positive. Remember that failure is a part of the learning process.

7. Consider Hiring a Tutor: If you're still struggling after using all of these resources, you might want to consider hiring a tutor. A tutor can provide personalized instruction and help you understand the material better.

8. Review Your Previous Exams: If you've failed the exam multiple times, review your previous exams to identify the areas where you're struggling. Focus your study efforts on these areas.

9. Practice Time Management: The CSA exam is timed, so it's important to practice managing your time effectively. Make sure you're able to answer all of the questions in the allotted time.

10. Don't Give Up: It's easy to get discouraged after failing an exam, but don't give up. Keep studying, keep practising, and keep trying. You can pass the CSA exam with enough effort and determination.

[sumanta pal]

I'm sorry to hear about your struggles with the CSA exam. Here are some tips that might help you: 1. Understand the Exam Blueprint: ServiceNow provides an exam blueprint in the form of a syllabus. This blueprint outlines the topics that are covered in the exam. Make sure you understand each topic thoroughly. 2. Use the ServiceNow Learning Paths: ServiceNow provides learning paths for all their certifications. These paths include a mix of self-paced learning content and hands-on practice. 3. Practice with ServiceNow Instance: ServiceNow provides a free personal developer instance. Use this instance to practice what you learn. 4. Join the ServiceNow Community: The ServiceNow community is a great place to ask questions and learn from others who are also studying for the certification. 5. Use Practice Exams: There are several practice exams available online. These exams can help you understand the format of the questions and the level of knowledge required. 6. Review Failed Questions: After each exam attempt, you should receive a report showing which areas you did well in and which areas you need to improve. Use this report to focus your study efforts. 7. Don't Rush: Take your time to understand each concept and practice it thoroughly before moving on to the next one. 8. Stay Positive: Failing an exam can be discouraging, but don't let it get you down. Use it as a learning experience and keep trying. Remember, the goal of the CSA exam is to validate your knowledge and skills in ServiceNow. So focus on understanding the concepts and how to apply them, rather than just memorizing information.