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Hi everyone!

I've passed 70-300 exam today and I was really glad because I was assuming
this is the hardest exam for MCSD.NET certification but because of my real
world software architecting experience on Windows platform, the exam was not
as hard as I've assumed. What makes me more happy is that I've got the free
exam voucher from MS for being existing MCSD.

This is my first MCSD.NET exam but certainly not the first .NET exam. I've
completed 2 SQL Server 2000 exams (part of .NET Enterprise Servers) for my
MCDBA and I believe that has helped me partly for this exam. I've also read
product overviews of many .NET related products on Microsoft web site such
as BizTalk Server, Host Integration Server and Visual Studio .NET product
overviews and features.

I wouldn't recommend sitting this exam for anyone with ZERO .NET experience,
since it is very likely that candidate will fail.

Now, I guess the hard parts MCSD.NET is over for me

--
Nay Myo Aung
Chief Visual Software Architect
MCP MCSD MCDBA & MCT

NMA SOFT Limited:
http://www.nmasoft.com

Congratulations!!!
For me 70-300 was the easiest.
It all depends on what you do at work every day
Marc M
MCSD (6, .NET)

Nay Myo Aung wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> I've passed 70-300 exam today and I was really glad because I was assuming
> this is the hardest exam for MCSD.NET certification but because of my real
> world software architecting experience on Windows platform, the exam was not
> as hard as I've assumed. What makes me more happy is that I've got the free
> exam voucher from MS for being existing MCSD.
>
> This is my first MCSD.NET exam but certainly not the first .NET exam. I've
> completed 2 SQL Server 2000 exams (part of .NET Enterprise Servers) for my
> MCDBA and I believe that has helped me partly for this exam. I've also read
> product overviews of many .NET related products on Microsoft web site such
> as BizTalk Server, Host Integration Server and Visual Studio .NET product
> overviews and features.
>
> I wouldn't recommend sitting this exam for anyone with ZERO .NET experience,
> since it is very likely that candidate will fail.
>
> Now, I guess the hard parts MCSD.NET is over for me
>
> --
> Nay Myo Aung
> Chief Visual Software Architect
> MCP MCSD MCDBA & MCT
>
> NMA SOFT Limited:
> http://www.nmasoft.com
>
>
>

Congratulations!!!
For me 70-300 was the easiest, too.


Greg
MCSD, MCSE+Internet, MCDBA

Hi,

How many minutes did you take ? and how many cases?

Thanks,

robert

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi everyone!
>
>I've passed 70-300 exam today and I was really glad
because I was assuming
>this is the hardest exam for MCSD.NET certification but
because of my real
>world software architecting experience on Windows
platform, the exam was not
>as hard as I've assumed. What makes me more happy is
that I've got the free
>exam voucher from MS for being existing MCSD.
>
>This is my first MCSD.NET exam but certainly not the
first .NET exam. I've
>completed 2 SQL Server 2000 exams (part of .NET
Enterprise Servers) for my
>MCDBA and I believe that has helped me partly for this
exam. I've also read
>product overviews of many .NET related products on
Microsoft web site such
>as BizTalk Server, Host Integration Server and Visual
Studio .NET product
>overviews and features.
>
>I wouldn't recommend sitting this exam for anyone with
ZERO .NET experience,
>since it is very likely that candidate will fail.
>
>Now, I guess the hard parts MCSD.NET is over for me
>
>--
>Nay Myo Aung
>Chief Visual Software Architect
>MCP MCSD MCDBA & MCT
>
>NMA SOFT Limited:
>http://www.nmasoft.com
>
>
>
>.
>

I just passed the 70-300 yesterday (9/30). It was
Pass/Fail (kinda wish I could see exactly how I did!). I
had 3 test cases and it took me just under one hour to
complete.

Marcus
>-----Original Message-----
>Congratulations!!!
>For me 70-300 was the easiest.
>It all depends on what you do at work every day
>Marc M
>MCSD (6, .NET)
>
>Nay Myo Aung wrote:
>> Hi everyone!
>>
>> I've passed 70-300 exam today and I was really glad
because I was assuming
>> this is the hardest exam for MCSD.NET certification but
because of my real
>> world software architecting experience on Windows
platform, the exam was not
>> as hard as I've assumed. What makes me more happy is
that I've got the free
>> exam voucher from MS for being existing MCSD.
>>
>> This is my first MCSD.NET exam but certainly not the
first .NET exam. I've
>> completed 2 SQL Server 2000 exams (part of .NET
Enterprise Servers) for my
>> MCDBA and I believe that has helped me partly for this
exam. I've also read
>> product overviews of many .NET related products on
Microsoft web site such
>> as BizTalk Server, Host Integration Server and Visual
Studio .NET product
>> overviews and features.
>>
>> I wouldn't recommend sitting this exam for anyone with
ZERO .NET experience,
>> since it is very likely that candidate will fail.
>>
>> Now, I guess the hard parts MCSD.NET is over for me
>>
>> --
>> Nay Myo Aung
>> Chief Visual Software Architect
>> MCP MCSD MCDBA & MCT
>>
>> NMA SOFT Limited:
>> http://www.nmasoft.com
>>
>>
>>
>
>.
>

"Nay Myo Aung" <> wrote in message news:<#t6l$>...
> Hi everyone!
>
> I've passed 70-300 exam today and I was really glad because I was assuming
> this is the hardest exam for MCSD.NET certification but because of my real
> world software architecting experience on Windows platform, the exam was not
> as hard as I've assumed. What makes me more happy is that I've got the free
> exam voucher from MS for being existing MCSD.
--- snip ---

Congratulations!

I made it yesterday too, as I had that free voucher thingy.
As you pointed out, real life experience goes a long way, and
my only other preparation was to do the Transcender free demo
until I got 100%. Much like 70-100 at the time.

Good luck in the future!

/Birger Johansson, Ibitec AB

It all depends on how fast you can read and undertand the case study.
Something like 45 minutes per case study. Total 3 study cases
For me 10-20 mn to read and write down my notes
5-10 mn to answer the questions.

Marc M
MCSD (6, .NET)

robert wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How many minutes did you take ? and how many cases?
>
> Thanks,
>
> robert
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi everyone!
>>
>>I've passed 70-300 exam today and I was really glad
>
> because I was assuming
>
>>this is the hardest exam for MCSD.NET certification but
>
> because of my real
>
>>world software architecting experience on Windows
>
> platform, the exam was not
>
>>as hard as I've assumed. What makes me more happy is
>
> that I've got the free
>
>>exam voucher from MS for being existing MCSD.
>>
>>This is my first MCSD.NET exam but certainly not the
>
> first .NET exam. I've
>
>>completed 2 SQL Server 2000 exams (part of .NET
>
> Enterprise Servers) for my
>
>>MCDBA and I believe that has helped me partly for this
>
> exam. I've also read
>
>>product overviews of many .NET related products on
>
> Microsoft web site such
>
>>as BizTalk Server, Host Integration Server and Visual
>
> Studio .NET product
>
>>overviews and features.
>>
>>I wouldn't recommend sitting this exam for anyone with
>
> ZERO .NET experience,
>
>>since it is very likely that candidate will fail.
>>
>>Now, I guess the hard parts MCSD.NET is over for me
>>
>>--
>>Nay Myo Aung
>>Chief Visual Software Architect
>>MCP MCSD MCDBA & MCT
>>
>>NMA SOFT Limited:
>>http://www.nmasoft.com
>>
>>
>>
>>.
>>