Difference between A+ and 70-210

Just passed my A+ exam and i am now working on 70-210. How are the MCP exam questions compared to that of the A+? The A+ questions were relatively short. I've heard that the 70-210 questions and answers tend to be long. Plus if anyone was any tips on certain areas to cover that someone might not use on a day to day basis but are on the exam it would be helpful.

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RussS

The Microsoft exams are scenario based and are completely different to A+. I suggest that you research the following site.

http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/training/find/default.asp

Webmaster

Indeed scenario based and yes they are longer, not as long as the 70-270 XP pro exam though

As for the topics that are on the exam: www.microsoft.com/traincert/exams/70-210.asp

Cross

Sammy both exams are different in their own worlds. Pick up the MS Press Kit book from any store or try bookpool.com They have good deals most of the time.
And like the webmaster mentioned. Read the specifics behind MS and its own world

bellboy

so, 210 questions are more like the scenario questions from network+?

Webmaster

Yes, closely similar, but the 70-210's are longer... although most information in it is obsolete. With MS exams I always read the answers and the last sentence in the questions first, so I know what I will be looking for when I go through all the text.
The answers are usually also longer than with Net+ (/comptia) questions and sometimes contain a bunch of names of windows, tabs menu options and buttons...

bellboy

Webmaster wrote:

Yes, closely similar, but the 70-210's are longer... although most information in it is obsolete. With MS exams I always read the answers and the last sentence in the questions first, so I know what I will be looking for when I go through all the text.

transcender was like that for network+.