I'm getting ready to take this exam, and would like to know if there is a
place that has good practice exams. Also, if there are any suggestions for
prepping, or any imput as to how hard this test really is. This is my
first step towards the MCSE.

Aaron

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I suggest four things for this test...

1) Mike Myers' passport MCSE Windows XP Professional Exam 70-270 book - 29
bucks

This book is easy to read, comes with practics questions at the end of each
chapter and a practice test cdrom. It can be purchased retail for 29 US
dollars.

2) Testking's 70-270 Practice questions from testking.com. - 39 bucks

Many people would say this is more of a braindump, but the questions are not
exactly like the test. They just prepare you for what Microsoft will be
looking for as far as answers go

3) Testking's 70-270 Studyguide - 15 bucks

Great concise companion for the Myers' book

4) PC with WinXP Pro installed.

Without this you are already working at a disadvantage.

The test is rather easy, if you prepare with this items, you will pass. Just
be sure to read the questions completely and look for trick questions.

There are 50 questions to answer and you have 2 hours. Good Luck

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On Thu, 05 Dec 2002 21:30:58 GMT, Aaron campbell
<aaroncampbell@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>I'm getting ready to take this exam, and would like to know if there is a
>place that has good practice exams. Also, if there are any suggestions for
>prepping, or any imput as to how hard this test really is. This is my
>first step towards the MCSE.


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I bought guide from www.2bcertified.net and got my exam too.

Darwin

"Aaron campbell" <aaroncampbell@sbcglobal.net> a écrit dans le message de
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> I'm getting ready to take this exam, and would like to know if there is a
> place that has good practice exams. Also, if there are any suggestions
for
> prepping, or any imput as to how hard this test really is. This is my
> first step towards the MCSE.
>
> Aaron

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