Starting 70-270

Hello, I have decided to start 70-270, as I have mentioned in my previous post.

What would you recommend as the best study guide for this exam? I do not want to make the same mistake as I did with Security+, as I ended up buying several books when I could have simply bought the Syngress book.

I suppose Microsoft Press would be the logical answer...any suggestions?

Thanks!

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Silver Bullet

The only book I personally used for this one was Sybex. But it is never a bad idea to have two or more sources for an exam. In most cases you will find more detail in one book on a particular topic vs. the another book.

Vask3n

Sybex...I believe this is the one..
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0782142419/sr=8-1/qid=1152565875/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-4196901-3185423?ie=UTF8

Copyright date is 2003....hope that's the only edition, wonder if they've updated it (the book).

Silver Bullet

Per Sybex, the 3rd edition is the latest for their 70-270 study guide.

The link you provided is the 2nd Edition.

Here it is the 3rd Edition at Amazon

TeKniques

I used the Sybex 270 2nd edition book with Transcenders and it was good enough for me. I will say however, that I thought the rest of the Sybex books for the MCSA core were inadequate for exam preparation. But, just like anything else there are some people who really liked them and some who hated them ... Good luck!

aacarandang

guys is CBT Nuggets enough for me to use for reviews for windows XP 70/270? or do i need any more books?

please give me some recommendations

bcairns

Vask3n wrote:

Hello, I have decided to start 70-270, as I have mentioned in my previous post.

What would you recommend as the best study guide for this exam? I do not want to make the same mistake as I did with Security+, as I ended up buying several books when I could have simply bought the Syngress book.

I suppose Microsoft Press would be the logical answer...any suggestions?

Thanks!

I did the same thing... 5 books, and Testout Video series for security+ - hopeing to not make that same mistake

amodmk

Silver Bullet wrote:

The only book I personally used for this one was Sybex. But it is never a bad idea to have two or more sources for an exam. In most cases you will find more detail in one book on a particular topic vs. the another book.