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.... with an 872. Once again, Kalani supplied everything I needed to know.

I figured this would have been the easier of 315, 316 and 320, but it
was the hardest.

I've passed 70-316, and 70-315, I'm going to take 70-320 in a few weeks or
so. Can you offer any advice. As far as the difficulty of the exams....I
agree that 70-316 is more difficult than 70-315. I think that it covers a
larger range of topics.

"General Protection Fault" <> wrote
in message news:#...
> ... with an 872. Once again, Kalani supplied everything I needed to know.
>
> I figured this would have been the easier of 315, 316 and 320, but it
> was the hardest.
>

Really? 70-316 is harder??
Heh after 70-315 I thought 70-316 would have been easier!
I was looking for a bit of a relaxed study time for 70-
316. Doh!

Can you specify what makes it harder than 70-315?
(In terms of objectives, not the exam itself).

I would have thought things like ado.net and
tracing/deployment etc would be almost the same for 316
and that because there's less plumbing work in terms of
caching / session / viewstate it would be more
straightforward.

I thought that 316 covered more tracing/debugging, and security than 315
did. Don't get me wrong, I found both tests to be difficult. I just think
that 316 covers a more broad range of topics. If you think about it, that
makes sense. In the web world you are limited basically by the browser. In
the desktop world...there isn't much that limits you.


"GS" <> wrote in message
news:09ee01c3ba76$93c1e150$...
> Really? 70-316 is harder??
> Heh after 70-315 I thought 70-316 would have been easier!
> I was looking for a bit of a relaxed study time for 70-
> 316. Doh!
>
> Can you specify what makes it harder than 70-315?
> (In terms of objectives, not the exam itself).
>
> I would have thought things like ado.net and
> tracing/deployment etc would be almost the same for 316
> and that because there's less plumbing work in terms of
> caching / session / viewstate it would be more
> straightforward.

GS wrote:
> Really? 70-316 is harder??
> Heh after 70-315 I thought 70-316 would have been easier!
> I was looking for a bit of a relaxed study time for 70-
> 316. Doh!
>
> Can you specify what makes it harder than 70-315?
> (In terms of objectives, not the exam itself).
>
> I would have thought things like ado.net and
> tracing/deployment etc would be almost the same for 316
> and that because there's less plumbing work in terms of
> caching / session / viewstate it would be more
> straightforward.

The questions themselves were more difficult. There were a lot of
questions with 2 good answers.

Ok so 70-316 is harder ..and 70-316 is the first .NET exam that I am giving
....so basic I am screwed.
What types of question do they ask ?
Only Mutiple Choice Question or also Drag Drop , Simulations etc


In case of mutiple choice question do they state ..select 2 answers ( Incase
you can select more than one asn )

"General Protection Fault" <> wrote
in message news:%...
> ... with an 872. Once again, Kalani supplied everything I needed to know.
>
> I figured this would have been the easier of 315, 316 and 320, but it
> was the hardest.
>

Vivek,
316 was the first test I took as well. Like I said in an earlier
post...all the tests are difficult. You won't be screwed if you know the
material. For instance, If you have studied, and you have alot of experience
with winforms, it shouldn't be a problem. On the other hand, if you have no
real world experience with winforms you may want to study more than the
average person. I guess it just depends on your knowledge on the subject.
The format of the test is multiple choice.

"vivek" <> wrote in message
news:bqnumt$is7$...
> Ok so 70-316 is harder ..and 70-316 is the first .NET exam that I am
giving
> ...so basic I am screwed.
> What types of question do they ask ?
> Only Mutiple Choice Question or also Drag Drop , Simulations etc
>
>
> In case of mutiple choice question do they state ..select 2 answers (
Incase
> you can select more than one asn )
>
> "General Protection Fault" <> wrote
> in message news:%...
> > ... with an 872. Once again, Kalani supplied everything I needed to
know.
> >
> > I figured this would have been the easier of 315, 316 and 320, but it
> > was the hardest.
> >
>
>

vivek wrote:
> Ok so 70-316 is harder ..and 70-316 is the first .NET exam that I am giving
> ...so basic I am screwed.
> What types of question do they ask ?
> Only Mutiple Choice Question or also Drag Drop , Simulations etc

Can't say (NDA).

Passed 320 yesterday, by 3 q's.
320 was by far the hardest of the three exams I took.
You could split the test into 2 tests, at least.
Be ready for anything that is covered on the objectives.

I prepared with the MS Press Book, Transcender Exam, and MSDN.

OT: Does anyone know of a test center in LA that uses 1024 x 768
monitors?!?
Scrolling 2-3 times on these little monitors is not an appropriate
environment for a test with 2 minute questions.
Arg.


Cheers,

Geoff





"Dan Normington" <> wrote in message news:<>...
> I've passed 70-316, and 70-315, I'm going to take 70-320 in a few weeks or
> so. Can you offer any advice. As far as the difficulty of the exams....I
> agree that 70-316 is more difficult than 70-315. I think that it covers a
> larger range of topics.
>
> "General Protection Fault" <> wrote
> in message news:#...
> > ... with an 872. Once again, Kalani supplied everything I needed to know.
> >
> > I figured this would have been the easier of 315, 316 and 320, but it
> > was the hardest.
> >

Really? 70-316 is harder? Oh dear

"Dan Normington" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I've passed 70-316, and 70-315, I'm going to take 70-320 in a few weeks or
> so. Can you offer any advice. As far as the difficulty of the exams....I
> agree that 70-316 is more difficult than 70-315. I think that it covers a
> larger range of topics.
>
> "General Protection Fault" <> wrote
> in message news:#...
> > ... with an 872. Once again, Kalani supplied everything I needed to
know.
> >
> > I figured this would have been the easier of 315, 316 and 320, but it
> > was the hardest.
> >
>
>