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| Jax_Jaguars 2002-10-15, 12:33 am |
| I'm about to take the 70-210 by end oct - mid nov and was wondering how many questions can I go wrong under the new ms exams format means under the 61 questions. Thanks. | |
| adam salam 2002-10-15, 6:08 am |
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Originally posted by Jax_Jaguars
I'm about to take the 70-210 by end oct - mid nov and was wondering how many questions can I go wrong under the new ms exams format means under the 61 questions. Thanks.
I hope I can get the answer for this Q  | |
| twister166 2002-10-15, 6:37 am |
| adam, sometime we don't asnwer a question is because it is asked all the time, you can search the thread and find answers.
I mean the questions about what books to read, what is the passing score, how many questions are FAQs. Search the threads, you often find answers.
As for how many Q, can you get wrong... no body knows, it depends on the question pools. All Q's are not the same weights, it depneds on the Q's that you got... Aim high is the only way to ensure passing... good luck!  | |
| enforcer 2002-10-15, 8:36 am |
| Well it ain't 61 but if you get zero wrong you'll pass, so therefore it's somewhere in between  | |
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Well it ain't 61 but if you get zero wrong you'll pass, so therefore it's somewhere in between
Well that pretty much covers it. 
All you have to go on is the old pass mark was 540 and there is now 61 questions. Other than that, all bets are off.
Nobody really knows the "blackbox" mechanism in place for calculating whether you pass or not, you can't really even hazard an educated guess as to how many one can get wrong and still pass without making big assumptions.
No offense intended but personally, I think that this is not the right attitude to have when going into a certfication exam. It kind of comes off like asking, Hey guys, what's the minimal amount of effort I need to put forth to accomplish what is asked of me.
As Twister stated, aim high, study hard and you will pass without a doubt. | |
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