Selftest vs Transcender

Hi everyone,
I am looking for test exams to help me study for the 70-290.
I was thinking about buying one of the 2 packages offered on this site.
One is selftest + a voucher for 159USD
The other is transcender + a voucher for 199usd
I have used selftest for the 70270 exam and found it ok but io was wondering about sims... ( there was none on the 2 tests i have taken so far: 70-270 and 70-282)
So, is it worth the extra bucks to get transcender or are selftest ok ?
Thanks
Doom969
I am looking for test exams to help me study for the 70-290.
I was thinking about buying one of the 2 packages offered on this site.
One is selftest + a voucher for 159USD
The other is transcender + a voucher for 199usd
I have used selftest for the 70270 exam and found it ok but io was wondering about sims... ( there was none on the 2 tests i have taken so far: 70-270 and 70-282)
So, is it worth the extra bucks to get transcender or are selftest ok ?
Thanks
Doom969
Doom969
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MCP (282 - 270 - 284 - 290 - 291 - 293 - 294 - 298 - 299 - 350)
MCTS (351 - 620 - 622 - 647 - 649 - 671)
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MCP (282 - 270 - 284 - 290 - 291 - 293 - 294 - 298 - 299 - 350)
MCTS (351 - 620 - 622 - 647 - 649 - 671)
MCSA / S / M - MCSE / S
MCITP (EST - EA ) - MCT
A+ - IBM - SBSS2K3 - CISCO_SMB
CompTIA : A+
Comments
I have finally decided to go with selftest. I have used exams from st before and they were close to the real thing, and the explanations are good. The practice exam i downloaded from Self-test has 6 sims in it and from what I can tell, they are very similar to microsoft sims.
When I studied for 70-270, I used a sf practice test, and it was a bit tougher tha the real thing, so I'm hoping its the same thing this time.....
When I studied 70-282, I used a measureup test, and it was very bad... Many anwer i did not agree with, and bad esplanationss, sometimes oneliners...
I have yet to try transcenders...
Thx for the info,
doom969
__________________________________________________________
MCP (282 - 270 - 284 - 290 - 291 - 293 - 294 - 298 - 299 - 350)
MCTS (351 - 620 - 622 - 647 - 649 - 671)
MCSA / S / M - MCSE / S
MCITP (EST - EA ) - MCT
A+ - IBM - SBSS2K3 - CISCO_SMB
CompTIA : A+
I am using Transcender for my 70-290.
I find Transcender practice exams difficult.
It's like they're really forcing you to learn the material. What's up with that?
I agree though. The Transcender tests have been consistently more difficult than the actual exam. I'd prefer it that way as opposed to the other...
At the end of the day, I like the transcender tests a bit better.
:study: Current 2015 Goals: JNCIP-SEC JNCIS-ENT CCNA-Security
Did you go through the flash cards for the 70-270 in Transcender? Some of those were insanely difficult, such as asking for the command to schedule a backup job with about a half dozen parameters.
Personally I like Transcender because all the explanation are very clear and I agree
with all the answers and explanations. It also force you to study more on topics you
are not familiar with. As for Self-Test there are around two or more questions that I
don't agree even if I checked it with my study books. Except for this there is no difference.
Manolsky
yea, they were hard as hell. You really know your stuff when you can answer those without an issue.
:study: Current 2015 Goals: JNCIP-SEC JNCIS-ENT CCNA-Security
Both Transcender and Self-Test are owned by Kaplan. Transcender costs about $40 more than Self-Test ($139 vs $99 for the 70-642). Definitely go with Transcender. Having used both simultaneously, the test engines are the same and content is similar. But it's as if they create a very good question set for Transcender, and then censor out the good stuff and re-release it as Self-Test.