70-210 - 70-210 books

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70-210 books

jay1

2001-02-23, 6:52 am

THe 70-210 test is very hard. I took it last week and found out that the books I used only gave me 1/3 of the info I needed to pass.. I made a 600 and needed a 620 to pass. The books I used was MS press and MCSE Windows 2000 SYNGRESS, After taking the test I have study on the things that was not in the books but on the test,

2001-02-23, 4:27 pm

Could you please post a list of the material that was not covered in the books you mention but came in the exam.

Thank you.

2001-02-23, 5:24 pm

trentsteeluk:

(Hope I got yer handle correct, I couldn't go back to check, sorry if I didn't)

Best advise I could give is to go through whatever materials you've got then head over to www.brainbuzz.com and get your hands on their cramsession. Then waltz over to Microsoft's official site. You will notice that the headings for "Material being tested" and the Cramsession match up one for one. Go through the cramsession and highlight what you're shaky on. Then you can eiter A: ask somone here if they know of a good book on subject 'X' or (and this is free) _search for it on Microsoft's site (Either Tech Net or the Knowledge Base.

2001-02-23, 5:40 pm

I just spoke to a friend who passed the test and she said that the Brainbuzz Cramsession is pretty good ( she didnt study from it, she looked at it at my request to see if it was a good study GUIDE). She said as long as you UNDERSTAND the concepts and KNOW how to do the stuff, you should do fine. By this she/I mean don't just memorize facts. But I am sure everyone knows that by now.

The nice thing about the Brainbuzz Cramsheet is that it has links to Microsoft's knowlege base for whatever topic it is covering. This is nice because not only can you verify the accuracy of the information on the fly, but the KB gives nice, easy to follow instructions on how to perfrom the task at hand.

Here is the direct link to the study guide.

http://cramsession.brainbuzz.com/cr...osoft/win2kpro/

you can view in either HTML or PDF

Enjoy.

2001-02-23, 9:15 pm

Lagavulin:

Thanks for putting it more succinctly than I did.

;-)

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