I take my first exam soon 70-270 and was wondering what to expect. How many questions are there normally? Do they inclide a majority of "pick all that apply"? Or do most of them have one answer? Are the computers you take the exams on nice? Clean etc.?I'm not looking for any unfair advantage or any information that would be considered cheating. I am just nervous and wondered how close the real tests are compared to PrepLogic's. One side note on PrepLogic, I have an audio CD and a practice CD-ROM, guess what, the audio follows the CD-ROM almost verbatim, so oh well. Thanks
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What to expect for first test?
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GeertVerhoeven
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Hi,
The number of questions is mostly between 35 and 60 but you have enough time. I think that about 70% of the questions is select the best solution and 30% is select all that applies.
The PC's are not always that HI-TECH but it is not needed since they only need to connect to the Vue or Prometric servers.
If you've read a book that is specific for the exam (like MS PRESS), you can derive some questions. Like what security will be applied when you copy a file to a folder on a different drive.
Greetz,
Geert
Geert Verhoeven
Consultant @ Ausy Belgium
My Personal Blog
The number of questions is mostly between 35 and 60 but you have enough time. I think that about 70% of the questions is select the best solution and 30% is select all that applies.
The PC's are not always that HI-TECH but it is not needed since they only need to connect to the Vue or Prometric servers.
If you've read a book that is specific for the exam (like MS PRESS), you can derive some questions. Like what security will be applied when you copy a file to a folder on a different drive.
Greetz,
Geert
Geert Verhoeven
Consultant @ Ausy Belgium
My Personal Blog
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