how many case studies on the 70-297 exam ?

Hi im planning on taking the 70-297 exam this week and i would like to
know how many case studies or questions i should expect and how much
time is given

kennyademolu@gmail.com

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> Hi im planning on taking the 70-297 exam this week and i would like to
> know how many case studies or questions i should expect and how much
> time is given

**groan**

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>> Hi im planning on taking the 70-297 exam this week and i would like to
>> know how many case studies or questions i should expect and how much
>> time is given
>
> **groan**
>

Consultant

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> Hi im planning on taking the 70-297 exam this week and i would like to
> know how many case studies or questions i should expect and how much
> time is given

It is impossible to tell. You may get one. You may get more than one.
All your questions could be case studies.
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> <> wrote in message
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>> Hi im planning on taking the 70-297 exam this week and i would like to
>> know how many case studies or questions i should expect and how much
>> time is given
>
> **groan**
>
>

Some things just never change.

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> Hi im planning on taking the 70-297 exam this week and i would like to
> know how many case studies or questions i should expect and how much
> time is given
>
>

Kenny,

Because you have such a fine first name I will answer your question
as best I can. This answer may, in an alternate universe, serve to
answer others that have a similar question, not that anyone would.

First, understand that this question exposes an underlying doubt that
you have not done enough to prepare. Knowing the number of questions,
the question to case study ratio, or the time allowed will not in any
way help pass you pass the test.

As comforting as this knowledge may be, take greater comfort in the
fact that you have prepared for the exam correctly, studying the
myriad of objectives thoroughly and with plenty of hands on experience.

On test day, eat a hearty breakfast, arrive at the test center early,
well rested, and with a positive attitude.

You will be given ample time to answer all questions assuming you
know your stuff. If English is not your first language you may
want to investigate the possibility of taking the test in your
native language.

Preparation is the key. Without it, knowing test some trivia will not
help.

0x22

kpg

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> Preparation is the key. Without it, knowing test some trivia will not
> help.


Very helpful poast however you forgot to mention planning to plan.

CBIC

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>
> "kpg" <> wrote in message
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>
>> Preparation is the key. Without it, knowing test some trivia will not
>> help.
>
>
> Very helpful poast however you forgot to mention planning to plan.


I, um, planned it that way.

kpg

"kpg" <> wrote in message
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> "CBIC" <> wrote in news:uQrXSEchHHA.2332
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>>
>> "kpg" <> wrote in message
>> news:Xns991B6ED90A3F8ipostthereforeiam@207.46.248. 16...
>>
>>> Preparation is the key. Without it, knowing test some trivia will not
>>> help.
>>
>>
>> Very helpful poast however you forgot to mention planning to plan.
>
>
> I, um, planned it that way.

Very well. Carry on then.

CBIC

kpg piffled away vaguely:

> wrote in news:1177340195.295175.111470
> @l77g2000hsb.googlegroups.com:
>
>> Hi im planning on taking the 70-297 exam this week and i would like to
>> know how many case studies or questions i should expect and how much
>> time is given
>>
>>
>
> Kenny,
>
> Because you have such a fine first name I will answer your question
> as best I can. This answer may, in an alternate universe, serve to
> answer others that have a similar question, not that anyone would.
>
> First, understand that this question exposes an underlying doubt that
> you have not done enough to prepare. Knowing the number of questions,
> the question to case study ratio, or the time allowed will not in any
> way help pass you pass the test.
>
> As comforting as this knowledge may be, take greater comfort in the
> fact that you have prepared for the exam correctly, studying the
> myriad of objectives thoroughly and with plenty of hands on experience.
>
> On test day, eat a hearty breakfast, arrive at the test center early,
> well rested, and with a positive attitude.
>
> You will be given ample time to answer all questions assuming you
> know your stuff. If English is not your first language you may
> want to investigate the possibility of taking the test in your
> native language.
>
> Preparation is the key. Without it, knowing test some trivia will not
> help.
>
> 0x22

To that very lucid and helpful post I will add this advice -- do not
post your actual email address in newsgroups, or anywhere else on the
Internet. Unless you like spam.

Carry on.
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