70-698 and 697

Passed both during the year. I have the Exam Reference books from Microsoft but I really didn't use it. It was CBT Nuggets along with making notes and both William Panek books which helped me to pass.

I'm sticking to the Exam Ref book and CBT Nuggets. Just wondered if there were any other (free) resources I was missing online.

Technet

Well, I'm getting ready for 70-698 first as it seems the easier of the two, figured I'd get it out of the way. End of the month is the exam. So far I've gone through CBT Nuggets, the official Exam Reference Guide, now working on ITPro.tv's video library and they have some excellent labs. I'll be taking the practice exams the final week all week I think and go from there. We'll see how it goes.

Rapidprogram

Will start studying for the 70-697 and then go for the 70-698 using cbt nuggets starting today.
I'm currently studying for the ICND2 but hopefully the MSCA:win10 won't have heavy material and I'll be able to study for both.

bits please

Just passed the 70-698 over the weekend. There was A LOT more powershell than I anticipated.

bits please wrote: »

Just passed the 70-698 over the weekend. There was A LOT more powershell than I anticipated.

Good to know! Thank you. I'm taking mine at the end of the month.

bits please

Phalanx wrote: »

Good to know! Thank you. I'm taking mine at the end of the month.

Good Luck! My advice would be to know the powershell equivalent of anything you can do in a GUI (disk management, ADK tools,backup and restore,remote management, etc). As Anthony Sequeira would say, It was LITERALLY every other question.

I only got one powershell question in my 70-698 but I passed my 70-697 first which had alot on my first attempt.

So I tried a couple of Transcender exams for the 70-698 exam I've got coming on Friday. Does anyone else feel that Transcender have completely missed the mark in terms of how the actual exam is? I had questions with about 15 options on them, no case studies and several questions asking me to fill in a box with the answer for a powershell script or other such item rather than the Microsoft multiple-choice questions. Kind of weird. I'm not impressed with the quality of Transcender.

Yeah, found that myself. The Transcender tests are really tricky, and seem to cover stuff not covered in the study material.

Got my 698 tomorrow. I've ready Will Panek's guide twice, watched the cbt nuggets twice, answered all the study guides questions with an average of about 95% correct, done the transcender tests repeatedly. I hope I'm ready.

TimoBlack, we're test buddies! Mine is at 4pm tomorrow! hehe.

I've gone through CBT Nuggets, ITPro.tv and the Microsoft Exam Reference Guide (probably the best out of all study materials I've had for this exam). Let's kill it!

Booked mine for 11:30am. Couldn't be sitting about all day worrying about it!

Good luck mate.

Good luck guys, when you pass we can talk about the monster that is 697!

Passed with an 820 over 700!

Officially an MCP!

Onwards to MCSA certification with the 697 now! I hope to sit that in about a month.

Good work Timo. I just finished mine, got 828 so looks like we're about the same level, hehe.

Good job mate. 697 here we come! I'll be sitting it in about a month too, if you fancy sharing tips and stuff, hit me up on the forums, maybe drop me a PM, we can exchange skype or e-mails or something.

Well done guys!

Just a pre warning 697 is nothing like 698. 697 has very little Windows 10, its mostly about Office 365, Azure and Intune. So study hard on those areas. Keep your powershell AND command line skills up.

Good Luck!

70-697 booked for Friday morning. Here we go again.

Good Luck!

And passed with a 854! So glad that's done! MCSA: Windows 10 complete. I'm thinking I'll add the 70-695 to get a MCSE: Mobility there.

djrabes

Phalanx wrote: »

And passed with a 854! So glad that's done! MCSA: Windows 10 complete. I'm thinking I'll add the 70-695 to get a MCSE: Mobility there.

Congrats

How was the exam?

djrabes wrote: »

Congrats How was the exam?

Probably the toughest I've taken so far. A lot of stuff on InTune management and CLI. Only had one set where the questions change and the list of answers stays the same, was about 5-6 questions long. Also a lot of "put these in order".

Overall, I'm glad I did 70-698 first. It helped a lot in the exam.

Edit: Oh, and the exam is now totally in line with Windows 10. It's even renamed to "Configuring Windows 10 Devices"!

Nice one!