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What Does cheet sheet mean????
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anjali_deep
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Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Pune
Country: India
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 What Does cheet sheet mean????
Hi,
I wanna to know What Does cheet sheet mean????and how r they usefull in ur certification???
Anjali
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 Cheet Sheet Means ..............
Cheet sheets are sheets, which are sold by third party vendors, that are said to contain all the questions and answers from tests (answers may be right or wrong).
They may help you to pass the certifications you are after but will not give you the knowledge you require to put the answers into practice.
 I would buy the appropriate books and learn the subject matter, or better still use the programs associated with the exam you are taking there is nothing like "hands on" experience!
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