LPIC-1 exam prep: final mock exam
The last check before the LPIC-1 exam: you measure your readiness, sit two full mocks, see the reasoning behind every wrong answer and take a final mock under real time conditions.
Level 301 · 12 lessons · 9 practice labs
Lessons
Readiness
- Are you ready: a self-assessment by domain
- The final week plan: focusing on weak areas
- Warm-up: a fill-in-the-blank speed round
- Short task: a 30-question quick scan exam
Full mocks
- Full mock A: the first exam (90 minutes)
- Mock A answers and their reasoning
- Full mock B: the second exam (90 minutes)
- Mock B answers and their reasoning
- Short task: find and close the mistakes both mocks share
Final
- Exam day: check-in, environment, time budget and what to do when stuck
- After the exam: keeping the certification current and choosing your next step
- Capstone: the final mock exam (2 × 90 minutes, full question count)
Practice labs
- Ten-question fill-in warm-up: You fill in ten command and option blanks in five minutes and aim for a clean round.
- Finish five terminal tasks in fifteen minutes: You do search, archive, permission, process and text-filter tasks in turn and verify them with the checker.
- Hard round without man pages: You solve eight command tasks without looking at man pages and write the options you got stuck on into a review list.
- Short hands-on set on first-exam topics: You do a partition mount, a package query and a link task on a live system in fifteen minutes.
- Short hands-on set on second-exam topics: You do and verify an account, a scheduled job, a logging rule and a network setting task in twenty minutes.
- Alternating task sprint on two distributions: In twenty-five minutes you complete six administration tasks while switching between a Debian-based and an RPM-based server.
- Rank your mistakes by topic weight: You multiply the mistakes in your mock result file by topic weight and produce a ranked list of what to study first.
- Prove the right answer in the terminal: You show the right answer to five questions you missed by running the command and write a one-line note for each.
- Rehearse the ninety-minute pace in a short round: With a script timing each question you work a twenty-five-minute round and identify the question types that break your pace.
About this course
The last check before the LPIC-1 exam: you measure your readiness, sit two full mocks, see the reasoning behind every wrong answer and take a final mock under real time conditions.
What you will learn
Prerequisites
You should be comfortable with the level 101 and 201 topics of the same path.
Lab environment
Lessons run in your own Kali Linux terminal that opens in the browser. Nothing to install; the lab starts clean in every lesson.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this course right for my level?
- The course is at level 301; it assumes you know the topics of the lower-level courses.
- Is there anything to install?
- No. Every lesson runs in your own lab environment that opens in the browser.
- How do lessons work?
- Each lesson has 8 to 10 steps and a short quiz. Early steps show the command to type, later steps give less help; if two attempts fail, the solution opens.
- Can I try it for free?
- Yes. The first three lessons of every course are free.