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Anyone taken the 70-292?
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292? or 291?
I have the 291 book by MS Press. Haven't read it thoroughly yet, but it looks like a promising book.
I've never heard of a 292 exam.
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292 is an exam to upgrade from 2000 to 2003.Andy
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Yeah it's 292 the upgrade exam as ajs1976 said. I have the exam cram book but it seems a little thin on some stuff.
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If you can't find any books specifically geared toward 292 (or upgrading in general) books for 290 and 291 will work perfectly. Reason being, 292 pulls questions from both the pools of 290 and 291, exactly half from each as I have been told by an instructor who is employed by Microsoft for test question development.MCSA 2003, MCDST, Security+, Network+, A+
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Taking the test tomorrow, will let you know the details after the test...
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Optionsbsharpe90
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They didnt have an opening for me today, so I re-scheduled for next week, will keep you guys informed on what the test was like. From what I hear it has a lot of drag and drop, (or should I say scenarios)more than the previous exams.
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bsharpe90 wrote:From what I hear it has a lot of drag and drop, (or should I say scenarios)more than the previous exams.
It does, those are called testlets. Follow the link in my previous post to my review for this exam which contains a link to a demo with the new question types and testlets.
Good luck!
