My ITIL Journey

Hi

I have already passed the Exin EX0-101 Itil Foundation Version 3 on June 8, 2009, 85% Grade.

My self-study Walktrough:

1. Read the official intro: (it's free) You will find it on the EXIN website

2. Take some CBT training

3. Read the book "Introduction to ITIL Service Lifecycle eBook", ISBN: 9780113311002.

4. [edited by Webmaster - see eMeS' reply below]

Only 40 questions, you must answer the 65% or 26 questions right in 60 minutes to pass, but don't subestimate it, you must prepare very well before to take the test.

Good Luck,

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Sumptuous

for the Fast Track, only follow the 3 and 4 tips of my first post. Follow this way and yo probably get at least 70% of the questions to pass, but you keep medium gaps in the knowledge of the ITIL V3 Framework.

eMeS

Congratulations on passing the exam.

You're right, those are not ****. They are retired questions that anyone can get from Exin or another examination institute.

However, you might want to rethink posting that link. There is copywritten information available there. For example, the ISO 20000 specification and code of practice are available through that link. Normally this costs about $400 to buy the pdf. The retired ITIL Foundation questions are also protected by copyright, and I doubt that the website in that link has permission to repost.

Please don't take me wrong, you're welcome here I'm sure, but violating copyright laws is not welcome.

MS

Radhe

Hi

Congrats so how much time do we require to prepare for ITIL foundation v3 exam if studying for 7-8hours a day... Please help

Radhe

I am planning to take my ITIL foundation exam in september could anyone please help me with what books should I read so I could pass the exam in first attempt and where do I find exam questions for practice....Thnx

eMeS

Radhe wrote: »

Hi

Congrats so how much time do we require to prepare for ITIL foundation v3 exam if studying for 7-8hours a day... Please help

I can't imagine studying foundation material for that length of time any more than once and being unable to pass the exam.

MS

petedude

Sumptuous wrote: »

Hi
3. Read the book "Introduction to ITIL Service Lifecycle eBook", ISBN: 9780113311002.

I've checked Amazon as well as Barnes and Noble. Can't find that ISBN number.

Radhe

How many hours of study is required for foundation v3 exam

Thanks

eMeS wrote: »

I can't imagine studying foundation material for that length of time any more than once and being unable to pass the exam.

MS

Knives Out

I sat in a 3 day class for 8 hours each day - I didn't do much notes other than paid attention to the instructor and studied for an hour and a half max before I wrote the test. I passed with 29 correct answers.

You really don't need to kill yourself for this exam