70-297 - How Many Questions? - Update - PASSED
pjrouse
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Hi All,
I'm hoping to take this exam very soon.
How Many questions are in the exam?
10 per case study or thereabouts based on 4 case stuides?
Paul
**Update** - passed with a 918
Only my 70-293 to go for MCSE
I'm hoping to take this exam very soon.
How Many questions are in the exam?
10 per case study or thereabouts based on 4 case stuides?
Paul
**Update** - passed with a 918
Only my 70-293 to go for MCSE
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MCSE Server 2012
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MCSE Server 2012
MCITP: Enterprise Administrator - Server 2008
Network+
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royal Member Posts: 3,352 ■■■■□□□□□□4 case studies with around 8-12 questions each. I have heard 1 person say they had 5 case studies, but everyone else I have ever talked to has stated 4. I think the person who stated they had 5 made a mistake.
Good luck with the exam.“For success, attitude is equally as important as ability.” - Harry F. Banks -
dstock7337 Member Posts: 95 ■■■□□□□□□□pjrouse wrote:Hi All,
I'm hoping to take this exam very soon.
How Many questions are in the exam?
10 per case study or thereabouts based on 4 case stuides?
Paul
**Update** - passed with a 918
Only my 70-293 to go for MCSE
Grats! 293 was easy for me after 291 (that evil beast!). I just need 297 for MCSE."The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." - Socrates -
ajs1976 Member Posts: 1,945 ■■■■□□□□□□pjrouse wrote:
Only my 70-293 to go for MCSE
Congrats on the pass.
Maybe i'm missing something, but from looking at your profile and signature, it looks like you are missing the design exam along with 70-293 for the MCSE.Andy
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Burnsy Member Posts: 2 ■□□□□□□□□□I did 297 last week... it had 6 case studies... and time is a big concern
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dstock7337 Member Posts: 95 ■■■□□□□□□□Burnsy wrote:I did 297 last week... it had 6 case studies... and time is a big concern
Yeah, 297 is a time crunch (due to the testlets). I panicked the first time and failed. The second time around, I finished each testlet with time to spare. I found that for me it was easier to get to the questions first, then go back for the pertinent information. This way, I didn't waste time on worthless fluff that Microsoft throws in there.
I wish you all the best in your endeavors. I'm now poising to take the CCNA, yay for hitting my head on the wall.
I think that my current college courses are much easier than certification tests. Maybe because I'm enjoying school or I don't feel as pressured?"The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." - Socrates