Yes, if you are a Linux Certification student, you are entitled to a 15% discount on all LPI Exams. It could be Linux Essentials, the LPIC-101 and LPIC-102 exams for the LPIC-1 certification, or the LPIC-201 and LPIC-202 exams, for LPIC-2 certification, or even the LPIC-3 level tests ( mixed environment, virtualization and security).
If you want to know the prices of the LPI exams and other certifications, click here. The price you are going to pay is 15% off.
If you don’t know which exam to choose, you first need to ask yourself where you are in your IT career.
If you are starting your career, are in college, or know very little about Linux, I recommend that you take the Linux Essentials certification because it is an “entry in” certification, so you can familiarize yourself with Linux. It is also a very desirable certification for those who are software developers. After all, almost everything runs on Linux:)
If you already have some experience with Linux, have already graduated, or are already in the labor market, I recommend that you go straight to the LPIC-1 certification, as it is recommended for those who already have a certain background and, precisely because of this, want to go far.
Hmmm… unfortunately not. The LPIC-1, LPIC-2, and LPIC-3 certifications are progressive. So, to get to level 3, you must first pass the LPIC-1 exams, and then LPIC-2.
No. You can take the LPIC-1 certification straight away.
Not either. I don’t even recommend it. A space of 10 days is sufficient to cool down and prepare again for the fight.
Yes… to claim your discount as a Linux Certification student, you need an LPI-ID.
The LPI ID (Linux Professional Institute Identification) is mandatory and without it you will not take the test. It is the number that identifies you in the LPI system.
To create your LPI-ID is very simple. You access the LPI website, and then click Sign up (or Register – if it’s in English) in the menu at the top of the site:
It is very important, when generating your LPI-ID, that you enter your name as it is in your civil registry, ID, CNH, or passport. This will be the name that will be printed on the certificate when you pass the exam (s):
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After clicking on the Dashboard, choose the option to open the discount request form:
You will receive an email from catchall@lpi.org asking you to click on an address on the LPI website. This is a unique address that enables you to receive your voucher discount. If that email hasn’t arrived, check your spam folder.
Once you click the link in the email, you need to accept the Linux Certification invitation.
Once the invitation is accepted, you need to log in to the address https://people.lpi.org/login and use your access credentials in the LPI. These credentials may be the email address you registered with the LPI, or your LPI-ID, along with the password.
Once you have accessed the LPI portal, click on VOUCHERS:
Then, click on COUPONS and choose the discount coupon available to you. Copy the number code, as you will need it to apply the discount when paying for your exam:
This numerical code that you copied is used to purchase the VOUCHER for the exam. So now click on VOUCHERS, just above COUPONS.
Now you must choose the TYPE of exam you want to take:
There are 3 types of examination:
Once you’ve chosen the exam you want to buy, click on ADD TO CART:
Paste the discount code and click APPLY. We recommend that you purchase the exams separately if you are scheduling, for example, the LPIC-101 and LPIC-102 exams for the LPIC-1 certification.
Soon after applying a valid discount code, you will see that the discount amount is applied to the exam price:
Yes, to pay, click on CHECKOUT and then the CREDIT CARD option. For now, to purchase your exam, you will need an International credit card.
If you don’t have an international card, I recommend that you open an account with Banco Inter. They offer a digital account with no fees, you open your account via your cell phone, and after opening your account, you transfer or deposit the money into the account.
In order for the Inter card to be released, apply to the CBD with the amount you need and limit on the card. You can use that invested amount later to pay the bill. With this, they release the international credit card function with the same restrictions as your application. Account opening, card issuance and limits are subject to review by the bank.
I recommended this method to several people and it worked very well.
After paying for your exam on the LPI website, they will provide you with a VOUCHER, which is a code that begins with the letters “LP” followed by numbers. Keep this code carefully, as it is with it that you will schedule the exam on the Pearson VUE website.
Be aware of the expiration date of your voucher. It generally expires 1 (one) year after the date of purchase. The voucher’s expiration date will be the same as the maximum date you can schedule your exam. Example: if your voucher expires on 23/12/2021, you can book and take your exam until 23/12/2021. In this example, it will not be possible to schedule anything after 23/12/2021, which will be the last available day in the exam scheduling calendar.
You can’t. Each discount coupon releases the discount to purchase a voucher, and a voucher can be used to pay for just one exam. If you want to schedule two exams (for example 101 and 102), you must repeat this process twice.
Once you already have the LPxxxxxxxx voucher issued by the LPI website, you now need to log in and create an account on the PearsonVue website.
In the box, right on the home page, type “LPI” to appear the Linux Professional Institute:
After choosing the LPI, you need to sign in with your Pearson VUE credentials or create a registration. If you are already registered, you can jump directly to the Dashboard. If not yet, there is, go ahead and click on CREATE ACCOUNT.
After clicking on CREATE ACCOUNT, you need to complete the registration. To get started, you need your LPI-ID again:
After pasting your LPI-ID, enter your name exactly as in the civil registry (ID, CNH, Passport, etc.). If your name is different when registering your identity document, it is likely that you will not be able to take the exam, especially for people who change their last name after getting married or divorced.
Confirm your email, because it is through it that you will receive a copy of the transcript of your exams:
After completing your registration, choose your username and a password to access the Pearson VUE website to schedule your future exams:
Once you have accessed or created your PearsonVue account, you will go to the Dashboard to choose which exam you want from the menu of available exams.
If you already have an exam scheduled, it will appear in the “View an upcoming test” section.
To schedule a new exam, click VIEW EXAMS:
Some LPI (Linux Professional Institute) exams can be taken online. For this you need a computer with a microphone and camera, available in any good notebook.
The exams that are ONLINE have the code ending with the letter “v”, such as 010-160v, 101-500v. The first code “010″ or “101″ indicates the exam code. The second code “160″ or “500″ indicates the exam version. And the “v” you already know.:)
The answer to that question depends on whether you are going to take the exams at a Pearson VUE center, or online, remotely. See the following table:
Online Exam | (v) | Vue Center |
Linux Essentials 010-160 | Portuguese and English | Portuguese and English |
LPIC-1 (exams 101-500) e 102-500) | Portuguese and English | Portuguese and English |
LPIC-2 (exams 201-450 and 202-450) | English | Portuguese and English |
LPIC-3 (all) | Not available online | English |
DevOps (700-100) | Not available online | English |
It is important that you choose an exam that is the same type as the one you bought the voucher on the LPI website. So if you bought a Linux Essentials exam, you can only use this voucher to exempt payment on Pearson VUE from the Linux Essentials exams (010-160).
On the day of the exam you must present 02 (TWO) valid documents (check the validity!!) , issued by an authority in your country that contains your name legibly, has your signature and has your photo on it. If your ID has a photo when you were a child, it’s best to update your document.
You must arrive or present yourself online at least 15 minutes before the exam.
The grace period is 15 minutes after the exam start time. If you arrived after that, you miss your exam, and you have no refund of the amount paid. Don’t be late.
Not Nahnahnina. Neither the Pearson VUE exam nor the remote exam are water or food allowed. Very rare reports from examiners who allowed water to enter with the bottle without a label. But it’s not the rule and don’t wait for it.
No personal items are allowed. At the Pearson VUE Center they will give you a storage room where you can put your cell phone, watch, gold chains, earrings, etc. Exams have already been asked to remove even my wedding ring, empty all pockets and even lift the hem of my pants. Once they even asked to see the glasses to see if there was nothing hidden in them. Worse than airport. :-/
No. If you take the exam at a Vue center, you’ll get a plastic chalkboard, and a pen that writes on the chalkboard and erases. No paper comes in or out. In the remote exam you can’t even do that.
In the online exam, you can take the test from home or office. It is important to follow the following guidelines:
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If this type of “surveillance” makes you nervous, and if you are already vaccinated against Covid-19, look for a nearest Vue Center. It’s simpler, they’ll let you take the test in peace and it’s much less stressful.
Pearson VUE provides a system test for you to see if your computer meets the minimum exam software requirements.
It’s eehhhhh… No. Pearson VUE only offers the exam for Windows 10 64-bit and Mac OS 10.13 and above.
It is possible to reschedule your LPI exam as long as you take it through the Pearson VUE website one (1) business day before the exam date.
Yes, it is possible to cancel your exam and be reimbursed as long as you request it through the Pearson VUE website at least 01 (one) business day before the exam. But if you used an LPI-generated voucher to pay for the exam on Pearson VUE, check the LPI policy.
After selecting the exam, you must select the exam language. Be aware of the language options available depending on the exam and the form of application (at the Pearson Vue center or online).
Based on registration information from your address, the Pearson VUE website will show the test application centers available for the nearest LPI exams. You can choose another location or city using the box at the top of the page.
Generally, in large urban centers, you can find more than one possibility of a test center. But be aware that the system may show centers in nearby cities (or not!).
Once the test location has been defined, you can choose which available day you want to take the exam on:
Available dates may be different at different test centers.
Once you’ve chosen a date, scroll down the page to choose the time available for the test on that particular date:
Depending on the exam, you will have 60 to 90 minutes to complete the test. The Linux Essentials exam lasts a maximum of 60 minutes and all other 90 minutes maximum.
In a simple account, you have 1 minute and 30 seconds for each question, with no time to review the test.
In the exam it is possible to mark questions and review them before finishing, but you have to do this within the exam time. So you actually have less than 1 minute and a half for each question.
After selecting the test day and time, you need to confirm the data, such as exam code, language chosen, and test application center (location):
With all of this fair and perfect, it’s time to use the LPI voucher to pay for the exam. Just paste the code generated by the LPI website that begins with “LP” into the “Voucher/Promotion Code:” field.
If the code is correct, the amount payable for the exam will be reset and you can confirm the appointment of your exam.
Once that’s done, you just have to study hard.
Depending on the certification, 01 exam or 02 exams, namely:
DevOps – an exam, 701 (+ LPIC-1 or equivalent to the recommended OS)
702
As of April 1, 2009, all exam weightings for LPIC exams were standardized to 60 weightings.
Each LPI exam is rated on a scale of 200 to 800 with a passing score of 500. Because exam questions vary in difficulty, the number of correct answers needed to achieve a passing score of 500 will depend on the exact combination of exam questions you write.
You will receive your results and a score report immediately after the exam. Pearson VUE will transfer your exam results to the Linux Professional Institute within 24 hours, and if you meet the certification requirements, your certificate will be issued.
At that point, you can download a PDF copy of your certificate from your lpi.org account.
The physical certificate will arrive in the mail in 4 to 6 weeks. (Note: physical certificates are not issued for Linux Essentials).
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