how to prepare

Hello Guys,
I am new to this Certification exams.. Please tell me how
to prepare for the exam, so far I have experience in
design and development of C#.NET,and ASP.NET solutions
and web service development, deployment.

Is that experience enough or do I have to learn VB.NET,
etc

Amy

Amy wrote:

> I am new to this Certification exams.. Please tell me how
> to prepare for the exam, so far I have experience in
> design and development of C#.NET,and ASP.NET solutions
> and web service development, deployment.
>
> Is that experience enough or do I have to learn VB.NET,
> etc

You can follow either the C# track or the VB.NET track.

My advice for specific tests to give you MCAD on the Web track:
C# Web Track: 70-315, 70-320, 70-229
VB.NET Web Track: 70-305, 70-310, 70-229

The tests require a lot of specific knowledge on certain areas, so you
should study for each test, and not rely only on your experience.

The blue Training Guides by Kalani are a great way to study for the
tests.

Eric

Eric

I agree on Kalani's books. The questions are sometime tricky and its good to practice exam questions. Some give you more information then you need to answer the question for example. I havent taken the exam yet but I am thinking that reading the answers first then the question might be a good approach.
I have also noticed in Kalani's book not very many questions that are code specific which I found intresting.

"Eric" wrote:

> Amy wrote:
>
> > I am new to this Certification exams.. Please tell me how
> > to prepare for the exam, so far I have experience in
> > design and development of C#.NET,and ASP.NET solutions
> > and web service development, deployment.
> >
> > Is that experience enough or do I have to learn VB.NET,
> > etc
>
> You can follow either the C# track or the VB.NET track.
>
> My advice for specific tests to give you MCAD on the Web track:
> C# Web Track: 70-315, 70-320, 70-229
> VB.NET Web Track: 70-305, 70-310, 70-229
>
> The tests require a lot of specific knowledge on certain areas, so you
> should study for each test, and not rely only on your experience.
>
> The blue Training Guides by Kalani are a great way to study for the
> tests.
>
> Eric
>

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