CompTIA A+ (220-1101 / 220-1102)

Free practice tests, topic drills and exam strategy for the CompTIA A+ (220-1101 / 220-1102) credential, administered by CompTIA. Each topic below has dedicated practice variants with answer explanations.

90 questions / 90 min per coreExam length

675 / 900 (1101), 700 / 900 (1102)Passing standard

$253 USD per coreExam fee

9Topic domains

Practice by topic domain

Click any topic to start a drill. Each topic has two practice variants — do them on different days for spaced repetition.

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Hardware (PCs, Components, Storage, Power)

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Networking Fundamentals

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Mobile Devices

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Virtualization & Cloud Computing

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Hardware & Network Troubleshooting

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Operating Systems

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Security

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Software Troubleshooting

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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Operational Procedures

2 practice variants · 12 questions each · instant scoring

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About the CompTIA A+

The CompTIA A+ (220-1101 / 220-1102) is administered by CompTIA and runs 90 questions / 90 min per core, with a passing score of 675 / 900 (1101), 700 / 900 (1102). The current exam fee is $253 USD per core. The official candidate handbook and registration is available from the CompTIA directly: view the official exam page →

This credential is part of the Technology & IT career field. Information-technology certifications open the door to help-desk, network-engineering, cloud and cybersecurity careers. Most IT exams are vendor-neutral (CompTIA), vendor-specific (Cisco, Microsoft, AWS) or open-source community-driven (Linux Professional Institute). Hands-on lab time and well-built practice questions are the proven path to passing on the first sit.