Passed 70-620 with 953 today

zuczek

I had 64 questions, about 10 simulations and 3.5 hrs.. I think they changed it..

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astorrs

Wow, totally different from mine 2 weeks ago.

Sounds like you rocked it anyway. Congrats.

dynamik

Are you sure you took 620?

Seriously, 10 sims? That was nothing like mine either. It's hard to believe that it would change so drastically in such a short period of time.

No matter, congratulations!

zuczek

dynamik wrote:

Are you sure you took 620?

Seriously, 10 sims? That was nothing like mine either. It's hard to believe that it would change so drastically in such a short period of time.

No matter, congratulations!

Ohh, I'm sure it was 70-620. . 10 sims. Had a couple of Sims on RSS, some on user account maintenance and a other various ones.

I thought it was supposed to be 50 questions but there was 64 questions in total.

astorrs

Well it's official then, 620 is all new.

leefdaddy

interesting... i might take this here soon, after I take 291 on the 20th.

Mishra

I'm assuming by SIM you mean they showed you a picture of an option in Vista and asked you questions using that picture. Or possibly asked you to click what button you needed to select by using the picture and telling you to click the corresponding button.

NinjaBoy

Congrats on the pass

-Ken

AEV

zuczek wrote:

I had 64 questions, about 10 simulations and 3.5 hrs.. I think they changed it..

Just a little offical info on exams.

Microsoft Certified Professional exams are administered in three general formats:
Short Standard
Standard
and Adaptive Exams.

Candidates may receive any of these formats at any time for any exam.

Short Standard exams contain 20 to 30 questions and last approximately one hour.
Standard exams contain between 45 and 70 questions and last approximately 90 minutes.
Adaptive exams contain 15 to 30 questions and vary in time allowed.

Claymoore

The main reason cited by Microsoft that they changed from using both Prometric and Pearson to only using Prometric was so they could change the exam questions and formats quickly, partly to protect the integrity of the exams. Let's be honest - it certainly had nothing to do with Prometric's customer service.

I read in another post about one of the new server exams that the person thought the test was very brain-dumpable because of the short, direct questions. I've also read here that the Vista exam has simpler, more direct questions than previous MS exams. Personally, I always thought the use of essay-length questions wasn't to test our reading comprehension skills (although it did do that) but to fight brain-dumping by overloading the dumpers with information. If MS can now change the exam questions and structure on a moment's notice, that makes brain **** even more useless. That's good for all of us who actually work hard and want to learn the material.

zuczek

Mishra wrote:

I'm assuming by SIM you mean they showed you a picture of an option in Vista and asked you questions using that picture. Or possibly asked you to click what button you needed to select by using the picture and telling you to click the corresponding button.

It was an actual Simulation. IT gives you a scenario and you have to take the steps to complete it.

Example:

A rouge administrator deleted all user groups. You need to re-created user groups and add user y and user v to this group and another user to another group. Then you get the vista desktop and you do it.

Mishra

zuczek wrote:

Mishra wrote:

I'm assuming by SIM you mean they showed you a picture of an option in Vista and asked you questions using that picture. Or possibly asked you to click what button you needed to select by using the picture and telling you to click the corresponding button.

It was an actual Simulation. IT gives you a scenario and you have to take the steps to complete it.

Example:

A rouge administrator deleted all user groups. You need to re-created user groups and add user y and user v to this group and another user to another group. Then you get the vista desktop and you do it.

Cool thank you.