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Passed mt first MTA exam
nichotal
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Just passed 98-366 yesterday.
Gotta say I found it was a lot easier than I expected but in a weird way I also underestimated it slightly as it seemed to focus on areas that weren't covered much in the book/videos I watched. Couple of question about Frame Relay and X.25 but the rest were simple I was thinking I was missing something.
Got my 98-367 booked for next week then I start my next Open Uni degree module Cisco CCNA prep so hopefully I can focus on this and do well as I can get money off the exam if I get above a certain score during the module exams and day school sessions.
Shaun
Gotta say I found it was a lot easier than I expected but in a weird way I also underestimated it slightly as it seemed to focus on areas that weren't covered much in the book/videos I watched. Couple of question about Frame Relay and X.25 but the rest were simple I was thinking I was missing something.
Got my 98-367 booked for next week then I start my next Open Uni degree module Cisco CCNA prep so hopefully I can focus on this and do well as I can get money off the exam if I get above a certain score during the module exams and day school sessions.
Shaun
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Awesome, congrats.
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Thanks
Defo wanted to get the basic ones underneath me so I have an idea of how these things work before tackling the harder ones.
I've got some prior IT experience as well but its been about 8 years since I worked in an IT role so trying to get back into it and finding I need to prove I've kept up with my knowledge on paper as I never sat any of these previously. -
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Congrats man looking to take 366 & 367 soon as Well.:
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