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70-297 - Time Limit? 1

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tuliphead

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Aug 27, 2004
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I wonder about something in the 70-297 AD-design exam. The exam is case-based and when the allocated time for one case is finished, you can´t answer any more questions related to that particular case ... and any time left won´t be following to the next case.

So ... then it is crucial to have answered all the questions related to a particular case before the time is gone.

I guess this mean that I have one timer-countdown for the entire exam ... and one timer-countdown that counts down the time for the case I am doing at the moment? At least I need a case-timer-countdown to see how much time I have left for that particular case? Can anyone confirm this detail? If not ... will I need to calculate how much time I have left from the general timer-countdown ...?
 
you have about 30-40 mins per scenario.

when you finish the questions, if you have time left, you can review.

consider it like sitting 4 small MCPs one after the other, that are independent on the timer .


Aftertaf
We shall prevail, and they shall not
 
Hi aftertaf!

I am aware of the number of cases on the test, and the exam format. But I wonder if I have a timer during the exam that counts down each of those 30-40 minutes pr case ... or just one general counter that counts down for the exam in whole.

You surely see where I am heading with my question. If I don´t have those exam specific counters available ... I better be sure to calculate the right amount time during the exam, so I am able to answer all the questions.

So ... do I have a case specific counter, a general counter for the exam in whole ... or do I have both?
 
you have a maximum possible time, but it is cut up between the cases.
at the start of each, you get a time limit of which any surplus can be used to check the answers for this case, but the remaining time is not transferable...

hence my analogy to 4 separate exams.


Aftertaf
We shall prevail, and they shall not
 
Yes!
Well, then it was as I hoped it would be.
Thanx for the information aftertaf :)
 
;-) no probs.

and good luck mate...

Aftertaf
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