O OLUMA CYBER SECURITY COMPTIA CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1202) BEGINNER OFFICIAL CERT Covers operating systems, security, software troubleshooting, and operational procedures. Practice with 100 original exam-style questions written across all four current 220-1202 domains, weighted to match the real exam. 100Practice questions 4Exam domains 90 minReal exam length 700/900Real passing score Exam Info Exam Objectives Practice Exam Exam code220-1202 (Core 2, V15) Launch dateMarch 25, 2025 Length of test90 minutes Number of questionsMaximum of 90 (real exam) Question typesMultiple choice, drag-and-drop, performance-based Passing score700 (on a scale of 900) Recommended experience12 months hands-on IT support Also requiresCore 1 (220-1201) to earn A+ Official Exam Page → CompTIA A+ requires passing both Core 1 (220-1201) and Core 2 (220-1202) to earn the certification. This page covers Core 2 only. Exam details are accurate as of the 220-1202 V15 release and may change — always confirm current pricing and policies on CompTIA’s official site. 1.0 Operating Systems28% Windows editions and tools, OS installation/upgrade methods, file systems, command-line tools, macOS and Linux features, and mobile OS configuration. 2.0 Security28% Malware types, social engineering, authentication factors and MFA, encryption, physical and wireless security, Windows security features (BitLocker, UAC, Firewall), and data destruction. 3.0 Software Troubleshooting23% Troubleshooting OS boot and performance issues, application crashes, mobile OS/app problems, and malware removal — plus confirming a system is clean afterward. 4.0 Operational Procedures21% Documentation and ticketing, change management, backup strategies, safety practices (ESD, SDS, disposal), professionalism/communication, scripting basics, and remote access. View Official Objectives → Domain weights are current for the 220-1202 (V15) exam released March 2025. CompTIA periodically revises objectives — confirm the current outline on the official page before your exam. Passing A+ takes two exams. Core 2 covers operating systems, security, software troubleshooting, and operational procedures. Core 1 covers hardware, mobile devices, networking, and virtualization/cloud — you need both to earn A+. Practice Core 1 →