MCSA Certification

[pdb123]

I have always said I would never take them of force people to take them but the time has come for me to eat my words!! I am now encouraging everyone on the Helpdesk to study for MCSA or at least the core three. For the less motivated Lads and lassies (myself Included) i would like to know the location of Acurate, Free, brain dumps. If anyone can advise me on where i can find these please let me know
Cheers,
Pete

 

[aftertaf]

dumps aren't the best way to go about things, imho.

first off, they are totally against the NDA you agree to when sitting an MCP...
Learning MS questions off by heart in order to get certified doesn't prove much abiout your capacities...

and you can also learn other people's wrong answers too.

this is, obviously, just my 2 pence worth.
If you are working on a helpdesk, surely your company wouldn't mind forking out for a couple of transcenders? It costs a lot less than 4 weeks classroom for a lot of staff....and it tests your true capacities, instead of learning others answers...

Aftertaf

"Solutions are not the answer." - Richard Nixon

 

[pdb123]

I just looked up trancenders on the internet and that was exactly what i was looking for!! When i said brain dumps i was using the generic term.
Thanks

 

[Wishdiak]

pdb123,

While I agree thoroughly with aftertaf about braindumps (such as Test King and ActualTests), there is some very good practice material included with the MCSA/MCSE books from Microsoft Press.

If you have the MS Press books around, the Readiness Review material can be installed on multiple computers, and is at least as good as the Transcenders, IMO.

Wishdiak
A+, Network+, Security+, MCSA: Security 2003

http://www.wishdiak.com

 

[aftertaf]

wish:
i agree, readiness review i found even tougher than transcender... also very complete in material covered, and i think sometimes the exam prep needs to be difficult cos the exam can be harder than you think...

Aftertaf

"Solutions are not the answer." - Richard Nixon