Thanks for this video and detailed breakdown for each question, it really helped me with my preparation. I did my exam today and scored 95% :) And a few of the questions I got were the same/very similar to what was outlined here. Really appreciate your work!
Thank you for that feedback. I'm looking to schedule my exam soon, but was concerned that the Dion practice material was a bit overdone and winded compared to the actual exam questions.
@@MultiSohaib25 ITIL 4 foundation is really really really easy. I studied for a few days and passed with some practice tests I got with my voucher as well as TH-cam videos.
Thanks Andrew, I got 83.33% in my exam yesterday. Few of the questions in the exam are exactly similar to this Mock and few were slightly different. I must say this is the most accurate MOCK test. First I got my PMP and PMI-ACP because of you and now ITIL foundation. Cant thank you enough man. May God keep you happy and blessed!
Hi David, I am planning to take it too, but it is hard to find the exam info. How are they delivered? Are they online? do you just take it by yourself or do they have someone watching you from the camera like a PMP exam? thanks!
I appreciate this video and your explanations. Most of the other sources I found either gave no explanations, or they lazily read a generic explanation from the textbook. I look forward to passing this exam and never looking at ITIL’s boring word-salad again!
Returned after taking my exam to say Thank You! This was one of the major resources I utilized, along with the excellent study guide you provided in your other video. 98% 🎉
Thank you for the mock exams. I learned yesterday and today and I took ITIL v4 with 83%. I failed in 2021-2022 with 53% because I did not learned so well the last 3 topics (yesterday I found that how important they are because you can score 24-26 ). Now I took 24/26 questions from the last 3 topics and 33/44 as per total.
Just got 80% on my first attempt 🙏🏽 thanks a lot. To anyone worried about this exam: you should be. These practice exams are definitely helpful but the questions on the exam are worded differently. I got 100% on this practice exam before taking the real test and scored 80
Thank you for last minute cram session bc I just passed with an 80%. I used a combo my professors training, Dion, ITIL Trainer, and the workbook, but you really helped make everything stick. I’ll be looking for you later for my PMI exam.
@@rafaelbuenavida5742 Jason Dions itil 4 course and took the 6 practice exams 1 time each. Then studied the 5 page jason dion cram card. Watched value insights (TH-cam) itil 4 videos along with the practice exam videos. The actual exam was not bad at all. It does not try to trick you, which I greatly appreciated.
@@rafaelbuenavida5742 jason dions itil4 and his 6 practice exams. Also the jason dion 5 page cram card. Value insights itil4 videos and mock exam videos.
Taking the test tomorrow and still nervous about it! I got 32 correct here, but would be more comfortable if I got 38 right! Thanks for the mock exam, appreciate it.
Your content is THE best for this topic I want to buy the exams you have because of how much I love your teaching style. Im having a hard time understanding the entire process. For some reason I understand when your teaching .
This really helped. Just gonna check out the difference between release and deployment management. I got 34 correct in this video and I've got my exam in about two hours.
I LOVE YOUR CONTENT. I just failed my first attempt however I purchased take 2 and am able to test again. I don't want to lose my momentum. I have ThoughtRock which is NOT my learning style.(reading to learn is not helpful since Im unable to apply) You explaining everything is EXACTLY my learning style. Your price is good but I don't think I need full course and purchase of exam again. Can you recommend or do you have material just like this very one that explains the answers? Maybe Udemy.... If your class is like this I will buy it but wont need the exam since I already have this. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Question No. 26: If one have determined that he has achieved the desired result such he has 195. Now, in this scenario; option C is correct. I think this question is creating confusion.
The wording of ITIL is such garbage. I'm not saying Andrew is at fault, it's all the ITIL study material and sample tests that I have done. The style of these questions short-circuits reasoning and demands you memorize a definition instead of think your way through it.
Deployment management is indeed closely related to introducing new services into operation; however, it is generally considered a part of the broader release management process. Deployment management specifically focuses on the movement of new or changed hardware, software, documentation, processes, or any other component to live environments. It's the technical execution phase within the release management process. Release management, on the other hand, oversees the entire process from the planning of the release to the actual rollout, which includes deployment. It ensures that the release is delivered with a comprehensive consideration of its impacts and that it aligns with the business's requirements. It's more strategic and encompasses the deployment aspect but also includes planning, testing, scheduling, and communication with stakeholders. So, while deployment management is responsible for the actual implementation, release management is the practice that introduces the new services into operation as a whole, taking into account the broader organizational perspective. This is why Release management (Option B) is more appropriate for the context of the question, which asks about introducing new services into operation, not just the physical deployment aspect.
Thanks for this video and detailed breakdown for each question, it really helped me with my preparation. I did my exam today and scored 95% :) And a few of the questions I got were the same/very similar to what was outlined here. Really appreciate your work!
Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉
Thank you for that feedback. I'm looking to schedule my exam soon, but was concerned that the Dion practice material was a bit overdone and winded compared to the actual exam questions.
@@mikecostner850I tried someone else than Dion just because of my past experiences with his courses. I did get his practice exams tho
Did you take any online course for preparation or is it through self study and mock test practices?
@@MultiSohaib25 ITIL 4 foundation is really really really easy. I studied for a few days and passed with some practice tests I got with my voucher as well as TH-cam videos.
Thanks Andrew, I got 83.33% in my exam yesterday. Few of the questions in the exam are exactly similar to this Mock and few were slightly different. I must say this is the most accurate MOCK test. First I got my PMP and PMI-ACP because of you and now ITIL foundation. Cant thank you enough man. May God keep you happy and blessed!
which ones?
Thanks for this video - I used your video in combination with a playlist from Value Insights and had a 95% pass score in my exam today.
Pls, can you share the materials you use to pass the exams to me on my email
I just passed the ITIL 4 exam with a great score thanks to your videos and Passexam4sure study guide + practice test helped me to pass my exam.
Hi is this the foundation phase? Beginner? How much did you pay and where did you write it
Thanks Andrew. You're always here to help me with any of my certificate tests.
Just passed my exam, thank you. I found your videos the most helpful and will both recommend them to others, and check out more!
Hi David, I am planning to take it too, but it is hard to find the exam info. How are they delivered? Are they online? do you just take it by yourself or do they have someone watching you from the camera like a PMP exam? thanks!
I appreciate this video and your explanations. Most of the other sources I found either gave no explanations, or they lazily read a generic explanation from the textbook. I look forward to passing this exam and never looking at ITIL’s boring word-salad again!
hehehe
Thank you Andrew. Passed my ITIL exam on 1st attempt. Kudos to great explanation! 💯
Returned after taking my exam to say Thank You! This was one of the major resources I utilized, along with the excellent study guide you provided in your other video. 98% 🎉
Thank you for this Video I just passed the ITIL 4 exam on my first attempt😊🙏
Thank you for the mock exam, I managed to pass my ITIL.
Thank you for the mock exams. I learned yesterday and today and I took ITIL v4 with 83%. I failed in 2021-2022 with 53% because I did not learned so well the last 3 topics (yesterday I found that how important they are because you can score 24-26 ). Now I took 24/26 questions from the last 3 topics and 33/44 as per total.
Just got 80% on my first attempt 🙏🏽 thanks a lot. To anyone worried about this exam: you should be. These practice exams are definitely helpful but the questions on the exam are worded differently. I got 100% on this practice exam before taking the real test and scored 80
Hi mate. What material you use?
Thank you for last minute cram session bc I just passed with an 80%. I used a combo my professors training, Dion, ITIL Trainer, and the workbook, but you really helped make everything stick. I’ll be looking for you later for my PMI exam.
Many thanks for this video, the way you explain everything really helps. Got 90% on the exam today using this and a few other TH-cam videos.
Congratulations and celebrate well 🎉
Congratulations. Can i know the price of exam i am also planning to conduct exam
Today passed the exam , thanks for your videos and paid 6 sample questions and answers!
Thank you very much. My ITIL4 foundation exam is soon and this helped me to understand some of the principles
Thank you for the mock exam, really helpful and I was able to pass my exam.
Congratulations and celebrate well 🍺
Brilliant- I have struggle to pass and found your video useful.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽 This was incredibly helpful!! Passed with a 95% this morning.
What other sources did you use to study, if you don't min me asking? Planning to take this cert by the end of this month.
@@rafaelbuenavida5742 Jason Dions itil 4 course and took the 6 practice exams 1 time each. Then studied the 5 page jason dion cram card. Watched value insights (TH-cam) itil 4 videos along with the practice exam videos. The actual exam was not bad at all. It does not try to trick you, which I greatly appreciated.
@@rafaelbuenavida5742 jason dions itil4 and his 6 practice exams. Also the jason dion 5 page cram card. Value insights itil4 videos and mock exam videos.
@@rafaelbuenavida5742 : if u come to know, pls also share with me, Thanks
Thank you for your helpful video; it helped me pass the exam!
Passed yesterday with a 88%. This video helped.
Taking the test tomorrow and still nervous about it! I got 32 correct here, but would be more comfortable if I got 38 right!
Thanks for the mock exam, appreciate it.
Your content is THE best for this topic I want to buy the exams you have because of how much I love your teaching style. Im having a hard time understanding the entire process. For some reason I understand when your teaching .
i passed with 98%.Thanks a lot
Just on time Andrew!
This really helped. Just gonna check out the difference between release and deployment management. I got 34 correct in this video and I've got my exam in about two hours.
how it goes mate?
@@akiraG24 Passed it :)
Loved it. great video!
Amazing Video.
Thank you!
I LOVE YOUR CONTENT. I just failed my first attempt however I purchased take 2 and am able to test again. I don't want to lose my momentum. I have ThoughtRock which is NOT my learning style.(reading to learn is not helpful since Im unable to apply) You explaining everything is EXACTLY my learning style. Your price is good but I don't think I need full course and purchase of exam again. Can you recommend or do you have material just like this very one that explains the answers? Maybe Udemy.... If your class is like this I will buy it but wont need the exam since I already have this. Thanks and keep up the great work.
thank you for the sample moc exam.
Great video! Looking to take the cert & class. Are you able to send me a discount code for the exam voucher & class?
Really helpful - thank you!
Question number 16 . The answer is more related to utility not warranty.
No. Utility is fit for purpose and warranty is fit for use
Awesome, thank you!
Is the price US?
Could you please share the ITIL v4 foundation certification cost?
Where to buy the exam voucher?
Why not answer these 6 steps or consider them important in question number 31, “How can we maintain momentum?” and make this count, right?
Thanks 🙏🏽
Bout time bud!
Question No. 26: If one have determined that he has achieved the desired result such he has 195. Now, in this scenario; option C is correct. I think this question is creating confusion.
I believe Q37 the answer is B not A
Agreed. If we are talking about something that doesn't add value, why isn't the answer "focus on value"?
thanks
The wording of ITIL is such garbage. I'm not saying Andrew is at fault, it's all the ITIL study material and sample tests that I have done. The style of these questions short-circuits reasoning and demands you memorize a definition instead of think your way through it.
And at a price tag of $500 for a voucher this cert is def a scam
What binds the people process ?
Itil
Itsm
Svc
Svs
I think answer for Q3 is C
me too
But chat gpt also says B is correct
Deployment management is indeed closely related to introducing new services into operation; however, it is generally considered a part of the broader release management process. Deployment management specifically focuses on the movement of new or changed hardware, software, documentation, processes, or any other component to live environments. It's the technical execution phase within the release management process.
Release management, on the other hand, oversees the entire process from the planning of the release to the actual rollout, which includes deployment. It ensures that the release is delivered with a comprehensive consideration of its impacts and that it aligns with the business's requirements. It's more strategic and encompasses the deployment aspect but also includes planning, testing, scheduling, and communication with stakeholders.
So, while deployment management is responsible for the actual implementation, release management is the practice that introduces the new services into operation as a whole, taking into account the broader organizational perspective. This is why Release management (Option B) is more appropriate for the context of the question, which asks about introducing new services into operation, not just the physical deployment aspect.
Hello! It is this correct? (mock exam1)
Progress should be done:
Quick and cost effective
Iteratively with feedback
Iteratively and Quick
Quick with feedback
Correct answer
Quick and cost effective
Feedback
One of the SVS guiding principle is to Progress iteratively with feedback.