exam questions 070-640 TS???

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Hello,

does any one knows how many questions should be in the second try if i did not passed first time, because first time there where 45 questions, but second time when i went there was 75 plus they where totaly different like they where in braindum, just two of them was simular.

 

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This is just one of the many reasons why you shouldn't use braindumps...the exam vendors change their questions over time and if all you've done is try to memorize old questions, you're going to fail. Instead, you'd be much better off studying questions that cover the concepts (and thus learn the concepts) rather than just trying to memorize test questions. If you know the concepts, then it won't matter how many questions or whether or not you've seen the questions before...you'll be able to correctly answer the question because you know the concept.

 

So you used a braindump and still failed there is some justice in the world.

 

Braindumps are against Microsfts rules and just about everyones integrity on here. If you need braindumps to pass the exam then you shouldn't be taking that exam and in my opinion if you used braindumps for the exam and still failed then you have no business being in IT.

Microsoft dont publish how many questions you will get or how they score but in some exams you might get 40 questions and in some you may get 75 its just the luck of the draw of which exam pool you get on the day of the exam.

 

Used braindumps and still failed. Epic.

 

I'm not sure what the OP is trying to say...

Did you do the same exam twice and have a different number of questions?
MS questions are taken from a pool and questions are weighted differently in terms of their scores. Add in some beta questions, and basically you never know exactly how many you are going to be asked, or how many you need to get right to pass.

The real point is - does it matter?
It shouldn't make a blind bit of difference how many questions there are, what the pass mark is or how the exam is graded.

If you know enough, you pass - if you don't, you fail.

If you cheat, you fail big time...