Is there any CSA precuts exam questions?

[Muhammad Shakir]

Dear All,

I am new to ServiceNow and want to give give CSA exam, so is there any practice  exam.

[GlideFather]

Hi @Muhammad Shakir,

it is likely to find some, but the questions are a bit changed every version (half-yearly) or the wording is changed, thus if you search for it you might find some outdated materials or ones not reflecting the latest features. And also bullcrap quality...

The best option is to read the eBook for CSA several times, then go to https://developer.service-now.com/ and get your free instance to play around and try things.

And last but not least, the Welcome to ServiceNow course is very informative:
https://learning.servicenow.com/lxp/en/now-platform/welcome-to-servicenow?id=learning_course_prev&co...

It is bette to follow the book and then try it on your own in the lab instance or the PDI as it will be easier to remember than to hardcode questions and answers to your memory without guarantee about the accuracy. 

If you will have any questions, ask it in this very forum and you will get support, I can promise you that 🙂

[Dr Atul G- LNG]

Hi @Muhammad Shakir 

I’m a ServiceNow trainer, and I can confidently say that if you're relying 100% on practice questions or dumps, the exam may seem more difficult. The answers in those sources can often be confusing or even incorrect.

If you’re preparing for the CSA (Certified System Administrator) exam, the most reliable and recommended resources are the official eBook and the ServiceNow training.

I suggest reading the eBook 3–4 times, line by line and word by word, and going through the labs at least 2–3 times to build a solid understanding.

[andrespinilla]

Hi @Dr Atul G- LNG,

I'm preparing for the CSA (Certified System Administrator) exam, and I wanted to double check whether the exam consists purely of theoretical questions or if it includes a mix of theory and practical (hands-on) questions.

Best regards,

Andres Pinilla

[GlideFather]

@andrespinilla all questions in the exam are theoretical, most of them are ABCD and select one correct, some are for select 2 or 3 out of 5 where you should always know how many correct answers are expected.
There are no hands-on questions.