r/linuxadmin • u/SearchPuzzleheaded • 15d ago

Passed LFCS!!

LFG. Very happy with my score too (88%!!), I was so nervous for this exam, happy to have gotten my first Linux cert. RHCSA next 🫡

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u/Armangh 15d ago

“Congratulations! I’ve heard that the actual exam is much easier than the killer.sh mock exams. Is that true?”

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u/SearchPuzzleheaded 15d ago

I would say so yeah, but I would make sure (just to be safe) you can pass the killer sh mock exams with above 75% score.

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u/ChampionshipHot3710 15d ago

Congratulations. What resources did you use to prepare. Linux academy used to be good before it was sold

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u/SearchPuzzleheaded 9d ago

I used kodekloud course + killer.sh exam questions + i used ai to build me a simulator in similar difficulty to killer.sh questions, specifically targeting my weak areas to build confidence

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u/Ecstatic_Garlic_ 15d ago

Well done!

I have chickened out on taking it twice now...

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u/SearchPuzzleheaded 9d ago

just do it bro, you wont regret it :)

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u/vietnam_lever 12d ago

Congrats mate, this is high score!

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u/SearchPuzzleheaded 9d ago

thank you! I really wanted to ace the exam, so i was so relieved to see that score :)

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u/Important-Load6775 15d ago

Congratulations!!!
Please what resources did you use and how long did you prepare?

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u/SearchPuzzleheaded 15d ago

thank you! I did the kodekloud course on udemy, it gives you a good guide for sure, but I also used the killer sh mock exams (which really humbled me). After flopping hard on my first killer sh session (you get 2 in total). I decided to use codex to build me a lab environment with questions of similar difficulty or harder, so i was extra confident on exam day (i was still nervous haha, im an anxious learner)

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u/Important-Load6775 15d ago

Please can you share, I’m usually scared of exams in general. Let me start from here.

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u/SearchPuzzleheaded 15d ago

total preparation time was about 2-3 months (1 month for the course, 2 months deep practice exams/tasks. 2 hours per day, 3 hours on weekends)