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Exam-taking techniques ?????
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| carotech 2001-06-17, 9:03 am |
| Can anyone of you share with us your techniques used to take and pass this exam ? i.e, can you take notes about the different factors, such as IT environment, proposed solution, etc, etc,etc ? What is the best way to take this exam ?
Thank you in advance,
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| Read the case study more than twice. (Sorry Techie2B) Ensure you understand what is being explained. When you seperate the "blah blah" from the actual info, ensure it is just "blah blah" Take notes as you read and re-read.
When answering questions think of the default settings Windows2K provides. Answer accordingly. Understand what each and every exam is about. Read and Re-read the exam objectives from the Microsoft website.
As your reading the case study draw diagrams of the network and the proposed network etc.
At predefined intervals of your study; re-check the exam objectives. Spend heaps of time studying. Learn and understand; dont just know the answer and accept it. Drill down into the problem and seek the reason for the answer (there maybe more than one!)
Dont worry about the time; you get heaps of time. Take it slowly. My last exam I was given a little white board and a marker. I had to return it after the exam. And one important point; the answer has to be Microsofts preferred answer.
Good Luck |
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Be confident with what you know, don't let a question that you have no idea what they are talking about shake your brain.