Passed today with 2wks of studying...

Like the title says. I am in a technical institute for the MCSE program but i had to do Net+ as a prerequiste. I started the Net+ portion two weeks ago and took the test today. I'm not too happy with the score but a pass is a pass IMO. 615. I will be taking 70-270 in a couple weeks too.

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bjaxx

the_erickee wrote:

Like the title says. I am in a technical institute for the MCSE program but i had to do Net+ as a prerequiste. I started the Net+ portion two weeks ago and took the test today. I'm not too happy with the score but a pass is a pass IMO. 615. I will be taking 70-270 in a couple weeks too.

Net+ doesn't serve as a pre-req for MCSE, only MCSA.

dynamik

It's not a pre-req for either. It'll act as part of the elective for the MSCA. It sounds like he's enrolled in a program that requires Net+ prior to taking the MCSE courses.

Congratulations on the pass!

dvalenzuela

Congrats on the pass!!!! microsoft test are different from Comptia Test....

the_erickee

Yeah the class requires i take it before the MCSE stuff. the also require A+ but since i already had it i got to skip it. ive tried the 270 before and missed it by 50ish points. they are a lot different. but atleast i'll get some professional training before i try it again.

nghiem

Dude, I studied two weeks like you and got the same score.

dvalenzuela

Pass is pass guys! so dont worry about the scoree.... GO ahead w/ the certs path and dont look back..... Congrats to everybody..... by the way the MS Test are more case study.. Good luck

TechBoy22

Congrats on the pass.

How do you study for these certs in only 2 weeks? What is your method? Don't get me wrong I think its great but how do you obtain so much information so quickly? I work fulltime and go to class. Im lucky if i find a good hour or two to study for my A+...Maybe Im just not using the correct material or method. Any suggestions?

morpheous

I don't understand some people like yourself that are in situations that don't allow for a decent amout of study time,i mean why inrole in a class for an exam that your paying for and not have the time to study? it seems to be a waste of money and time.

I attend a technical institute at night and i have one class mate that never had any time to study because he worked as a supervisor at a movie theater that requires him to work all the time,he gets paid salary,so that means no overtime and he has to come in when they need him,he bearly had time to do his homework,let alone time to study for the exams,we both joined at the same time,he came in about 1 week after me,give or take a few days,i have 4 certs and he has 1 A+ he failed all of his other exams,not because i am smarter than him,he can pass the exams but it was because of his job and the lack of time.

I feel if you can't commit,don't sign up for a class until you can....

I am not being mean,just trying to understand why people put themselves in that kind of situation,knowing good and well that they won't be able to commit themselves 100% so they can make good on their investment.

Mrock4

morpheous wrote:

I feel if you can't commit,don't sign up for a class until you can....

I am not being mean,just trying to understand why people put themselves in that kind of situation,knowing good and well that they won't be able to commit themselves 100% so they can make good on their investment.

Because some people want to do what they can..given the amount of time they have available. I took night classes in Iraq, and it kicked my ass, but I managed to get through it. If I waited until I had plenty of time available to work on my degree, I'd probably be waiting forever.

You compare yourself to your classmate who has no time to study...you have time, you got certs. He doesn't..he still has one..he'll get the others, some take longer than others due to time constraints and prior obligations such as family, work, or whatever.

I'm not trying to be mean either, but I don't understand people who have all the time in the world to study as opposed to those of us who have to wake up 2 hours before work in the morning just to find time (like myself).

Congrats regardless.