Free CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1201) Practice Exam

Master IT fundamentals with realistic practice questions covering hardware, operating systems, troubleshooting and operational procedures

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Mini Exam

25 Questions - 50 minutes

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Mock A+ Exam

85 A+ Questions - 165 minutes

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Daily Quiz Exam

10 Questions - 20 minutes

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Standard Practice Quiz

50 Questions - 100 minutes

About the CompTIA A+ Certification

The CompTIA A+ certification validates the foundational skills required to troubleshoot, configure, and manage hardware and software. It is designed for people building careers in IT support and operations.

Earning A+ demonstrates that you can work with mobile devices, networking, security, operating systems, and common support workflows. The certification requires candidates to pass both the 220-1201 Core 1 and 220-1202 Core 2 exams.

The current exams emphasize practical troubleshooting and performance-based tasks so candidates are prepared for real support environments.

Use these quizzes alongside the CompTIA A+ study guide to prepare for both exams.

CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1201) Exam Details

CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1201) is the first of two exams required to earn the A+ certification, the industry standard for launching an IT support career. Core 1 focuses on the hardware side of the role: mobile devices, networking, physical hardware, virtualization and cloud computing, and hardware and network troubleshooting. You must pass both Core 1 and Core 2 to become A+ certified.

Exam format at a glance

A+ Core 1 exam domains

The 220-1201 exam is divided into 5 domains. Allocate your study time in proportion to each domain's weight:

DomainExam weight
Mobile Devices15%
Networking20%
Hardware25%
Virtualization & Cloud Computing11%
Hardware & Network Troubleshooting29%

How to study for the A+ Core 1

Ready to study beyond this practice exam? Start with the CompTIA A+ study guide for Core 1 and Core 2, browse A+ Core 1 practice questions by topic, or open the Core 2 study guide.

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