Some advice pls...

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I have fell away from the course, still to sit the first exam, but i'm getting back on track!

Would it be realistic to aim for the first exam in 8-10 weeks??

Oh and just so u know, i dont work in IT. I want to work in IT so i study as much as i can right now. So far so good, i've not failed any assessments or got less that distincition/merit pass on them....but i know the exam is going to be much different.
I've got past exam questions and the CB Nugget videos, which have been a great help! I've heard the exam cram books are really good too??

Any advice would be much appreciated

 

No they not braindumps they're just questions that are multiple choice but they explain the correct answer when your marking them, my friend gave me them on a cd. Very helpful! and makes me realise that i've taken a lot in too

So would it be a good idea for me to get the exam cram book?

 

If they're questions your "friend gave you on a cd"... then how do you know they're not braindumps? Or, almost as bad, how do you know they're not pirated versions of things that people like me work hard to create for a living? Most, if not all, of the legit practice exam providers sell their products as non-transferrable single-user licenses... meaning, they CAN'T be legally given to others.

Therefore... you've likely got braindumps or pirated legal stuff. Either way, it's not a good thing.

 

Hi,

I didn't really have any previous experience in IT before i started my MCDST. I found the transcender software and microsoft technet very helpful to pass the exam. Just make sure you read the questions carefully and if you know what you talking about. You will do well.

Good luck

 

Hi,

I didn't really have any previous experience in IT before i started my MCDST. I found the transcender software and microsoft technet very helpful to pass the exam. Just make sure you read the questions carefully and if you know what you talking about. You will do well.

I passed both 70-271 and 70-272 in a month so it can be done.

Good luck

 

I agree, i hardly had any IT experience before i started studying. I knew the basics and thought that i knew a lot (as is the case with lots of people who start out in IT). I went through the 272 book quickly, thought i knew it all then took one of the trancender exams and realised i didnt know what i was on about. I then studied really hard and took both exams after 3 weeks studying each.
I passed them both first time.

Good luck