Just passed AP-216, here's what actually helped me prepare (and what was a waste of time)
Okay, so I wasn't planning to make a post about this, but someone in another thread asked. Why not just write it out properly?
AP-216 is done. Passed. Moving on with my life.
Here's the thing, though: I wasted almost three weeks doing it completely wrong. Bought a prep book, made notes, highlighted stuff. Felt very busy. Learned almost nothing useful.
The actual turning point was when I stopped studying and started testing myself instead. Sounds obvious in hindsight. It wasn't obvious at the time.
Someone in my network mentioned ITExamsTopics. I checked it out, started working through the topic-wise question sets, and within a few days, I could actually see where my understanding was breaking down. That visibility alone changed how I was spending my time.
Would I recommend it? Yeah. But more importantly, whatever resource you use, stop passive reading early. It feels productive, and it isn't.
Anyway. That's all I've got. Ask me anything if you're currently in prep mode.
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