Last minute advice

gnetwork

Anybody with last minute advice before going for the 70-270 exam. I think I had studied enough for the past 12 months. I used **** and actual exam practice test with technotes on this website. I have been working with XP for the past two years, so I think that's enough. Why i'm posting this is that a colleague of mine was saying I should try and lay my hands on the latest **** before going for the exam, but is that really necessary?
Thanks for your advice in advance.

Alien

Your study materials are questionable. Why not just buy the cert and save yourself plenty of time, money and pain?

Non-Profit Techie

yeah get the latest ****, lol

jpeezy55

Ah, another student who is earning his cert the easy way, using cheats. When will they learn that they are doing wrong? I can't read through those xxxx's that he put there for the testing he used, but you just know that it can't be good. The Technotes are good, saying that might make some people think you did use legal methods and that's why they are there, because they are good, but the fact that you mentioned "xxxxxxxx" is just plain wrong.

Last minute advice: Go back and spend another 12-months learning it the legal way and not by using cheats.

sharptech

The problem is- I do not think a lot of people know that "xxxxx" is a braindump. They think its a normal set of practice questions. Some sites do a great job of covering that up.

He even said one of his collegues said he should get a braindump and he/she already has used one.

gnet- please look up what are braindumps and NEVER use them. You may get your cert, but when you get into a job and have no idea what you are doing you will be fired.

To many people put credit into these certs and try to buy their way through. Certs are good, but the experience is 100% more imporant.

Do some research - get transcenders practice tests, use MSPress practice, and this site.

Danman32

I admit I used braindumps in the past, not realizing what they were, until I noticed similarities between those 'practice' questions and the actual exam questions. Once I realized what they were, I stopped using them immediately.

Many colleagues at work use them. Some know what they are, some don't. We have smart people here, so they really don't have to ****. But the company pushes certs, and no longer provides training, and even books are hard to come by, so many try for the quickest, cheapest route possible.
The study guides from them seemed OK though, just not the practice exams.