Certification experiences..

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Hi guys!

Well, 20 days to go until my 70-270 exam, feeling a little nervous, stressing over every little detail, but, feeling good!

Now, how was your guy's experiences of 70-270 or any certification?

Easy, hard? Boring, fun?

Pass the first time?

Myself, I've found it fun, which is a very good sign for a future in IT for me, and I've learned a lot and how to really digest the information and the format that Microsoft set out for these books, I've also come across a great forum community !

Over to you guys

 

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Best wishes and try to relax as you'd be alright come the day of the exam when you've started the test. Take your time and give it your best shot

 

Thanks guys!

Yeah, I understand what you mean Sparky, I mean, from all the questions I've done, there's a lot of stuff like

"You are the domain administrator for your company.."

Then you get to stuff like..

"Sue is trying to connect through ICS"

And thank god for prep exam Qs, it really teaches you to thoroughly read the question.

My technique is to read it 3 times, as I'm sure a lot of people use that method

WELL!

Back to revision I go!

Cheers once again guys for your kind words!

 

Good luck!

 

I took the PDI+ beta exam at a test centre which was a job centre/internet cafe so there were loads of meths and thick people distracting me.

I went to a different test centre for my A+ and it was great, there were two cubicles in the room and it was sound proofed so you couldn't be distracted.

Good luck on your exam