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   * [[https://www.cbtnuggets.com/blog/certifications/security/how-i-passed-the-oscp-on-the-first-try|How I Passed the OSCP on the First Try]]
-==== Projects ====
-  - TryHackMe (PenTest+ Learning Track)
-  - 101 Labs (PenTest+)
-  - Sit for the PenTest+ Certification Exam
-  - Then... CEH?
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-==== Kumar's Write-Up ====
-From [[https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/review-ejpt-certification-from-elearnsecurity-lalith-kumar/ | Lalith Kumar]]
-=== Study Guide ===
-Here are Kumar's basic study recommendations:
-  - Complete all the labs from the section Penetration Testing Prerequisites section and Penetration Basics section.
-  - Don't ignore the secret server lab from Penetration Testing Prerequisites.
-  - Experience from https://tryhackme.com will be a very good add-on. There is a new learning path in TryHackMe namely Junior Penetration Tester. This is designed to prepare you for the eJPT in a way more practical and interesting way.
-The above materials are more than enough to pass the exam.
-  * You can avoid black-box labs if you don't feel like doing them.
-  * But I recommend you to do it since it makes you familiar with the exam environment and you can practice without attempting the exam!
-=== Recommended Resources ===
-[[https://tryhackme.com/ | TryHackMe]]:
-  * Cost is free (or $10/mo which I pay for now but didn’t at first)
-  * Can reinforce skills and tools learned in PTS such as Nmap, BurpSuite, and Metasploit
-[[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVeW9qkBjo3zosnqUbG7CFw | John Hammond Youtube videos]]:
-  * Cost is nothing
-  * John makes [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl2Xx5YOKcI | hacking]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCgEIBfnTEI | CTFs]] look easy. He has a wealth of knowledge
-  * I enjoyed watching his videos because I had no experience in a Linux environment and watching someone else’s workflow helped me realize how simple it can be if I know the right shortcuts and commands
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 ==== Learning Paths ====
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 Some more ideas to get some practical, hands-on experience (instead of just books and flash cards).
-**NOTE for eJPT:** The actual INE course for eJPT is enough. If you want to study the extra mile, finish the Jr Penetration Tester of TryHackMe or/and the starting point of HTB. But the INE course is totally sufficient
 ==== Starting Point ====