This course is designed to give you the real exam experience with full-length practice tests, detailed answer explanations, and complete coverage of all CompTIA exam objectives.

The CompTIA A+ Core 2 exam validates your knowledge of operating systems, security, software troubleshooting, and operational procedures. Passing this exam is the final step toward earning your CompTIA A+ certification, one of the most in-demand IT certifications worldwide.

What You’ll Get in This Course:

450+ practice questions based on the latest CompTIA A+ 220-1102 exam objectives
5 full-length practice exams (90 questions each, timed for 90 minutes)
Detailed explanations for every question (learn why the correct answer is right and why others are wrong)
Questions randomized for a real test simulation

Covers all exam domains:

Operating Systems (31%)
Security (25%)
Software Troubleshooting (22%)
Operational Procedures (22%)

Why Take This Course?

Boost your confidence and readiness before exam day
Identify and improve your weak areas with detailed feedback
Practice in an environment that mimics the real CompTIA A+ testing experience
Save time and money by ensuring your fully prepared before scheduling the exam

CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1102) – Exam Details

Exam Code: 220-1102
Number of Questions: Up to 90 questions
Types of Questions:

Multiple-choice (single & multiple response)
Drag-and-drop (**not included here)
Performance-based (PBQs – hands-on scenario-based)

Time Limit: 90 minutes
Passing Score: 700 (on a scale of 100–900)
Languages Available: English only

Price (as of 2025): Around $246 USD (varies by region & discounts)

Exam Domain Breakdown (Core 2)

CompTIA has defined 4 weighted domains for Core 2:

Operating Systems (31%)
- Installing/configuring Windows
- Command line tools & features
- MacOS & Linux basics
- Virtualization & client-side virtualization
Security (25%)
- Physical security & workstation security
- Malware removal & prevention
- Authentication & access control
- Security best practices
Software Troubleshooting (22%)
- Troubleshooting OS issues (boot errors, slow performance, application crashes)
- Common mobile OS issues
- Security alerts & malware infections
Operational Procedures (22%)
- IT documentation & change management
- Safety & environmental impacts
- Professionalism & communication
- Backup & recovery
- Incident response