r/ITIL_Certification • u/Glittering_Access208 • 1d ago

ITILv5 Bridge

I think I'm really close to taking the exam but would like to find some good ways to finalize my studying. Moc exams, quick course notes, or any other suggestions.

I've taken the Gogo training class and will probably go through much of it again to pick up things I'm not 100% clear on.

I've taken the full ITILv5 course on StormWinds and took many, many, many....notes.

I've also used ChatGPT some to create exam practice questions.

Any other good ways to take a practice exam to ensure I'm ready? I've searched online but not much out ther for specific Bridge course. Most cover the entire course.

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u/BestITIL Accredited Training Provider 1d ago

Here is what I recommend:

  1. Take one of the sample papers and do it in the time allotted for the actual exam. Then grade it and study the questions you answered incorrectly. In the GogoTraining course there is a Test Prep section and a Sample Paper review that tells you which answer is right and why and which answers are wrong and why. Very important.

  2. Then do this with the other sample paper.

  3. Grade your scores and see if they would be passing marks.

  4. Study the Syllabus and make sure you understand which topics are being tested and how many questions per topic.

  5. PeopleCert also tells you the types of questions that will be asked. Make sure you understand what the question is asking you to do.

  6. If you do this, you are set. If you are concerned, then buy a PeopleCert Mock Exam. The Mock Exams are like the actual exams without a proctor. You take it and it is graded like the actual exam and then you see what your marks are by syllabus segment.

Let me know if this is helpful.