ITIL - OSA exam

Sat this yesterday and passed with a score of 90%. It was much trickier than I thought it would be and I was very surprised I scored so high, for a few of the questions I was not sure of my answer at all.
I used the material from the art of service as well as going over the official SO manual.
3 down, 2 to go, next up SOA

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Claire Agutter

Congratulations! Passing any of the ITIL Intermediates is a real acheivement, they are tough exams.

Emy_hm

HI
i'am planning to pass SOA next week so any advices ?

N2IT

BW81 wrote: »

Sat this yesterday and passed with a score of 90%. It was much trickier than I thought it would be and I was very surprised I scored so high, for a few of the questions I was not sure of my answer at all.
I used the material from the art of service as well as going over the official SO manual.
3 down, 2 to go, next up SOA

Congratz on the pass. Very nice score.

BW81

Thanks!

carboncopy

Is this exam really 8 questions? If so, they must be really long.

eMeS

Yes, and it will likely take you the full amount of time to do them.

The 8 questions are scenario based. The scenarios are quite long and detailed, and the possible answers for each question are often long and detailed as well.

MS

carboncopy

eMeS wrote: »

Yes, and it will likely take you the full amount of time to do them.

The 8 questions are scenario based. The scenarios are quite long and detailed, and the possible answers for each question are often long and detailed as well.

MS

Thanks. For some reason I thought that there was just one test to take with the information from all the intermediates level courses combined.

eMeS

carboncopy wrote: »

Thanks. For some reason I thought that there was just one test to take with the information from all the intermediates level courses combined.

No, 1 exam per course...8 questions per exam.

It would be a total beat down to take 1 exam on all of the material covered by all of the intermediate courses....that's kind of what you used to do back in ITIL v2...it was a 2-day essay test with a very low pass rate.

MS

carboncopy

eMeS wrote: »

No, 1 exam per course...8 questions per exam.

It would be a total beat down to take 1 exam on all of the material covered by all of the intermediate courses....that's kind of what you used to do back in ITIL v2...it was a 2-day essay test with a very low pass rate.

MS

I can only imagine.