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voucher and even if you don't pass, you'd have an idea of
what the exam looks like!
>-----Original Message-----
>Greetings.
>
>I just passed the 70-100 last week and got my MCSD
>certification. I've seen the advertisement about the free
>exam voucher for 70-300, but I figured I couldn't be
>ready for the test fast enough (deadline at the end of
>September).
>
>However, reading through this thread makes me think maybe
>I could pass 70-300 fairly quickly, especially since I'm
>in that "mode".
>
>I've got some experience with ASP.NET and ADO.NET. What
>do you think?
>
>Thanks,
>Scott
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Congrats - I passed it on my first time go also.
>>
>>I think the test is a lot easier for experienced devs. A
>>few years of project experience helps a lot.
>>
>>However - I wouldn't make a blanket statement about it
>>being too easy - the test is a .NET exam - however the
>>focus is really about msft best practives, requirements
>>gathering, and being able to create a solid app design
>on
>>the msft platform.
>>
>>I assume you've been developing for quite some time
>>(especially since you stated no .NET xp)
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>No .Net experience.
>>>
>>>Tonnes of diagrammatic questions where you have to re-
>>arrange
>>>stuff on the screen, put stuff into ordered lists, like
>>data
>>>flows and er-diagrams.
>>>
>>>All I used for study was a bit from MSDN on the
>>Microsoft Solutions
>>>Framework, and the Transcender tests.
>>>
>>>Easy stuff people!
>>>
>>>Oh, and I didn't get a grade, the testing program just
>>said I passed.
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
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