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passed first exam of MCDST

quest_to_learn

Hello everyone,

I passed 70-271 exam today. Got 762 pts and i am now MCP

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I will give 70-272 next week and hopefully it goes well.

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Comments

NPA24

Great job!

Ricka182

congrats!

TeKniques

Congrats, good luck on 272!

D-boy

Congrat's

D-boy

quest_to_learn wrote:

Hello everyone,

I passed 70-271 exam today. Got 762 pts and i am now MCP .

I will give 70-272 next week and hopefully it goes well.

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What books did you use and practice tests?

quest_to_learn

Thanks to everyone for the appriciation. I am greatful for that.

I used "MCDST Exams" by Timothy L.Warner and examcram2. The practice quetsions in examcram2 were pretty helpful in measuring my preperation for the exams. First i was looking to buy MS press books but they were like 800 pages and i didn't want to spend that much time on this exam. This book which i used by Timothy Warner is pretty helpful and did the trick for me.

Good Luck for all who will be taking this exam.

quest_to_learn

The book which i used is on the following link:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1584503556/qid=1110251581/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/102-9999056-7320913?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

benjiga69

I am currently studying for the MCDST exams using The Charles River Media book by Timothy l. Warner. You said that this book was good and it helped you! My question is, are the actual 70-271 exam questions similar to the questions presented in the Charles River Media book? I am taking my test on 03/15/05 and I am currently using the questions from this book and the online measureup questions. Do you think this is enough? anyway thanks for the info.