Measure Up Practice Exams

I have used transcender tests in the past for my original MCSD exams and
really like their format as they provide why the answers were correct. When
I went to their site now, I realized that they are a lot more expensive than
they used to be so I started looking for alternatives.

I was at the measureup.com website and thought their practice tests looked
pretty good and similar to transcender, except a lot cheaper.

I was curious if there are people out there who have used measure up and if
they could provide any feedback to these practice tests. How do they
compare to the actual exams?

Thanks
Kevin

Kevin Blakeley

I think transcender is now offering a reduced rate for "renting" tests for a
short period of time. For most people that might be a good deal, since you
only need the practice test for a few weeks at most.

--
Peter Bernhardt
SharpSense Software LLC
RA

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"Kevin Blakeley" <_NOSPAM> wrote in message
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> I have used transcender tests in the past for my original MCSD exams and
> really like their format as they provide why the answers were correct.
When
> I went to their site now, I realized that they are a lot more expensive
than
> they used to be so I started looking for alternatives.
>
> I was at the measureup.com website and thought their practice tests looked
> pretty good and similar to transcender, except a lot cheaper.
>
> I was curious if there are people out there who have used measure up and
if
> they could provide any feedback to these practice tests. How do they
> compare to the actual exams?
>
> Thanks
> Kevin
>
>

Peter Bernhardt

I noticed that too. I tried the demo; it's a web-based simulation very much
like the desktop version you buy from them.

However, if you're previous customer, you should be able to upgrade or
purchase new exams for about $99 each. The multi-paks of course offer
discounts as well. If you buy them when they are first released, you can get
discounts too.

I have to admit thought, the rented version for about $29 (??) looked pretty
good. I mean it's not like you use them except for a short period of time
anyhow. Maybe Transcender's picking up on the same idea...

HTH,

--
Leigh Kendall MCSD, MCDBA

"Peter Bernhardt" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> I think transcender is now offering a reduced rate for "renting" tests for
a
> short period of time. For most people that might be a good deal, since
you
> only need the practice test for a few weeks at most.
>
> --
> Peter Bernhardt
> SharpSense Software LLC
> RA
>
> ********************************
> Remove Spanish word for Spam when replying
> ********************************
> "Kevin Blakeley" <_NOSPAM> wrote in message
> news:%...
> > I have used transcender tests in the past for my original MCSD exams and
> > really like their format as they provide why the answers were correct.
> When
> > I went to their site now, I realized that they are a lot more expensive
> than
> > they used to be so I started looking for alternatives.
> >
> > I was at the measureup.com website and thought their practice tests
looked
> > pretty good and similar to transcender, except a lot cheaper.
> >
> > I was curious if there are people out there who have used measure up and
> if
> > they could provide any feedback to these practice tests. How do they
> > compare to the actual exams?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Kevin
> >
> >
>
>

Leigh Kendall