New to MCSE

Hi Everyone:

I like to know for 70-270

1- Howmany question in the test ?

2- Howmuch time for the test ?

3- What is the total marks ?

4-What is the minimum required mark (number) to pass ?

Tks

orissa A+ Certified

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rono

50 Long scenario questions,700 from 1000 is minumum required!

Watch out!

orissa

I would like to If Failed in 70-270, what is the retake policy.

Thank You

orissa

orissa

I would like to know If Failed in 70-270, what is the retake policy.

Thank You

orissa

orissa

Hi everyone:

I am planing for my MCSA 2003. I found from microsoft website about all exam requirement. requirement will go for
1-(70-270)
2-(70-290)
3-(70-291)
4-(70-227)

I need your help to recomend recomend good book for the above. And if possible please mention the author of the book and the website address from where I can buy those book.

Thank you all for kind help.

orissa

Ricka182

orissa wrote:

Hi everyone:

I am planing for my MCSA 2003. I found from microsoft website about all exam requirement. requirement will go for
1-(70-270)
2-(70-290)
3-(70-291)
4-(70-227)
orissa

Since you already have A+ and Net+, you don't need to take 227, but it's a good idea to study that material anyway. Plus with 227, if you take 299, you can get a specialization in Security, MCSA 2003 Security. Either way, to get credit for your two Comptia certs, click here and fill out the form. Before you do that though, you must have taken and passed at least one MCP exam. Once you pass 270, you can fill it then.

orissa wrote:

I need your help to recomend recomend good book for the above. And if possible please mention the author of the book and the website address from where I can buy those books.

I am using Sybex for my MCSA. I have good about Boson, and the M$ Official guide as well. You can find more info on books you'll need and etc. here.

There also more links to resources and information here.