how many questions are on 70-290?

Also if anyone knows where i can find out how many questions are on each cert
that would be awesome. i looked on microsoft but i could find it.

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I have taken the 70-290, 291, 293, and 294 exams, and each one had 40
questions (+/- 1)

Will

"Eddie" wrote:

> Also if anyone knows where i can find out how many questions are on each cert
> that would be awesome. i looked on microsoft but i could find it.

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Disclosing the number of questions on an exam is considered a violation of
the NDA, and could result in having my certifications stripped, but I WILL
tell you that if you schedule an exam, it should at least tell you how much
time you have to complete the test. I can also attest that the amount of
time given to complete an exam is MORE than adequate, assuming you are ready
to take the test.

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A+ Network+ MCSE 2003


"Eddie" <> wrote in message
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> Also if anyone knows where i can find out how many questions are on each
> cert
> that would be awesome. i looked on microsoft but i could find it.

Mostly Gizzards

I have actually passed it today but I could not get a concrete answer on the
number of questions there. I know some of the other microsoft certs use to
say it. I got 42 questions by the way

"Mostly Gizzards" wrote:

> Disclosing the number of questions on an exam is considered a violation of
> the NDA, and could result in having my certifications stripped, but I WILL
> tell you that if you schedule an exam, it should at least tell you how much
> time you have to complete the test. I can also attest that the amount of
> time given to complete an exam is MORE than adequate, assuming you are ready
> to take the test.
>
> --
> Mostly Gizzards
>
> A+ Network+ MCSE 2003
>
>
> "Eddie" <> wrote in message
> news:E498C384-42E0-40D5-A52E-...
> > Also if anyone knows where i can find out how many questions are on each
> > cert
> > that would be awesome. i looked on microsoft but i could find it.
>
>
>

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Eddie wrote:
> I have actually passed it today but I could not get a concrete answer on the
> number of questions there. I know some of the other microsoft certs use to
> say it. I got 42 questions by the way

Didn't you read the "certifications stripped" part ? This is more
serious than a striptease, my friend.

Cerebrus

I just don't understand why the number of questions matters


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A+ Network+ MCSE 2003


"Cerebrus" <> wrote in message
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>
> Eddie wrote:
>> I have actually passed it today but I could not get a concrete answer on
>> the
>> number of questions there. I know some of the other microsoft certs use
>> to
>> say it. I got 42 questions by the way
>
> Didn't you read the "certifications stripped" part ? This is more
> serious than a striptease, my friend.
>

Mostly Gizzards

what the heck does that mean? more serious then a strip tease? I thought
strip teases were fun not serious

"Cerebrus" wrote:

>
> Eddie wrote:
> > I have actually passed it today but I could not get a concrete answer on the
> > number of questions there. I know some of the other microsoft certs use to
> > say it. I got 42 questions by the way
>
> Didn't you read the "certifications stripped" part ? This is more
> serious than a striptease, my friend.
>
>

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Eddie wrote:

> what the heck does that mean? more serious then a strip tease? I thought
> strip teases were fun not serious

It's mighty serious when you're doing the stripping. In fact, it's
downright gross !

Cerebrus

LOL. thanks for the info

"Cerebrus" wrote:

>
> Eddie wrote:
>
> > what the heck does that mean? more serious then a strip tease? I thought
> > strip teases were fun not serious
>
> It's mighty serious when you're doing the stripping. In fact, it's
> downright gross !
>
>

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