Advice on approaching 291
siniabhilash
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Hai Guys,
I have passed it second time with 963. Used Transcender and Measure up. The truth is those of you who have failed it first time and feel it is difficult think once again, you can pass and kill it but just to reiterate you must have noticed the pattern.
1. The long the questions the easy the answers, vice versa, the shorter the question it would be tricky. Dont fall for the trap, the answers are hidden, by which i mean, there is a tendency to go for the one choice by reading a question straight away, THINK AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN
.... that will not be the answer, because.............the question didn't ask it at the first place.
2. Always try to think why the other choices are not right and try to eliminate (that would extend your knowledge on the subject or simply convince yourself that you are confident that it is because it is not)
3. Your first choice of the answer should be re-evaluated before ensuring that is the right choice.
4. Help yourself to re-read all the available option which is generally ignored on seeing the right once (which you think so)
5. Utilise the whole time to the maximum because 3 hrs would otherwise be too much and microsoft are not idiots to give you such a time if so many feel it is easy and finish it in 40 minutes.
This post does not pertain to experts and professiionals working in industry or who gain certifications by their experience or who are IT gurus. It is only intended for beginners and people like me who are trying to grow in the industry by gaining qualification.
I have passed it second time with 963. Used Transcender and Measure up. The truth is those of you who have failed it first time and feel it is difficult think once again, you can pass and kill it but just to reiterate you must have noticed the pattern.
1. The long the questions the easy the answers, vice versa, the shorter the question it would be tricky. Dont fall for the trap, the answers are hidden, by which i mean, there is a tendency to go for the one choice by reading a question straight away, THINK AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN
.... that will not be the answer, because.............the question didn't ask it at the first place.2. Always try to think why the other choices are not right and try to eliminate (that would extend your knowledge on the subject or simply convince yourself that you are confident that it is because it is not)
3. Your first choice of the answer should be re-evaluated before ensuring that is the right choice.
4. Help yourself to re-read all the available option which is generally ignored on seeing the right once (which you think so)
5. Utilise the whole time to the maximum because 3 hrs would otherwise be too much and microsoft are not idiots to give you such a time if so many feel it is easy and finish it in 40 minutes.
This post does not pertain to experts and professiionals working in industry or who gain certifications by their experience or who are IT gurus. It is only intended for beginners and people like me who are trying to grow in the industry by gaining qualification.
Sini Abhilash
A+, N+, 270, 290, 291, 299 (MCSA)
A+, N+, 270, 290, 291, 299 (MCSA)
Comments
Did you have many long questions? Those are my worst ones because I lose focus easily on them.
But you can be relaxed you are not likely to get long questions because lot of my friends have faced this exam for the last 5 months and only come across one at the maxim and mostly never.
All the best ...go on and kill it
A+, N+, 270, 290, 291, 299 (MCSA)
It is your personal IPS to stop the attack.
A+, N+, 270, 290, 291, 299 (MCSA)
Have just gone through TestOut and suddenly everything makes sense; almost ready to book my exam.
Try TestOut; it's a bunch of training videos and sims that I found to be very thorough (except WSUS). Much better than trying to read an 800+ pg manual.
You will be doing yourself a great disservice by not using practise exams.