Squeezed out a 700 - First try.

Joelleoj

48 questions and I was on #20 before I got one I "knew I knew". If I had 10 questions I was sure about the answer, I'd be surprised.

I started reading the MSPress book and got easily confused so I watched the Test Out videos to "grasp" the basics.

After a snafu with Prometric and their vouchers, I HAD to take it this morning or lose out on my voucher from a class I took 2 years ago. I borrowed a co-worker's old Transcender questions and crammed over the weekend.

I'm surprised at the lack of subnetting/available IP address questions after the first (and largest) chapter of the MSPress book insisted you memorize and learn all the equations and processes on subnetting, IP Address availability, etc.

I was expecting a FAIL and trying to memorize what topics I need to go back and hit when the PASS: 700 popped up. I'm not complaining!

skrpune

Congrats!

...and is it just me, or do those couple of moments before the results show up seem like FOREVER?!

Johnny Johnson

Congratulations. Yes, the moments before the results show up seem to take an eternity!

Megadeth4168

Congrats!

dynamik

Joelleoj wrote: »

Squeezed out a 700 - First try.

Awesome! It look me about a dozen tries before I got a 700. You rule, congratulations

skrpune wrote: »

...and is it just me, or do those couple of moments before the results show up seem like FOREVER?!

Yea, and they have the gall to ask you to take a survey before that. Let me think about that, "Um, NO!"

bobbaft

dynamik wrote: »

they have the gall to ask you to take a survey before that. Let me think about that, "Um, NO!"

With 291, I figured I had failed and said "screw the survey" even though I had some comments about the questions that I remembered (confusing wording making the questions unfair, etc). Usually I enter some comments if I have a good feeling about the test.

291 was definately hard....are 293 & 294 even harder?!?

skrpune

bobbaft wrote: »

With 291, I figured I had failed and said "screw the survey" even though I had some comments about the questions that I remembered (confusing wording making the questions unfair, etc). Usually I enter some comments if I have a good feeling about the test.

Yeah, I had full intentions of commenting on some questions yesterday (there were two that I found really unclear and could go either way depending on how you "interpreted" them), but after clicking NEXT a few times, I just lost patience and exited out so I could get my score. Patience is a virtue I was *not* born with.