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Hi All,

I'm planning to take 70-620 ,Need to know whether is there any stimulation
in exam?

On Dec 29, 6:56*am, 70-620 any stimulation? <70-620 any
stimulati...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm planning to take 70-620 ,Need to know whether is there any stimulation
> in exam?

i wish there was, i almost fell asleep a few times taking MS exams

I think you mean "simulation," and Microsoft reserves the right to put them
into any exam. I don't recall my 620 exam having any simulation questions
(but it was 10 exams ago or so), but that doesn't mean that yours won't have
them. There may be "select all that apply, and then order them" type of
questions, IIRC.

The best thing to do is to read the preparation guide at
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en...ms/70-620.aspx and know how to do
everything in the "skills being measured" section. If you know how to
"identify hardware requirements," "perform a clean installation," etc., then
it doesn't matter how they ask a question about that skill.

If you really mean "stimulating," then the answer depends on what stimulates
and excites you, and no one can answer that except you.
--
Larry J. West, MCSD, MCPD, MCITP, MCTS x8, MCSA, MOS x2, FLMI, ACS
* always open to after-hours telecommute (second job) positions.
* developing personal computer software since before the PC.


"70-620 any stimulation?" wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I'm planning to take 70-620 ,Need to know whether is there any stimulation
> in exam?

I had 3 or 4 of these in my test. They are fairly straight forward but they
can also be problematic since they do not have all of the actual functions
of Windows. For instance, if you make a mistake in creating some object and
want to use right-click then delete to remove it don't count on this
working. Chances are the delete function is disabled. You are better off
just selecting the option to restart the entire simulation from the
beginning rather than trying to undo a mistake you've made

"70-620 any stimulation?" <70-620 any
stimulation?@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A561A124-53F8-430F-A0BB-...
> Hi All,
>
> I'm planning to take 70-620 ,Need to know whether is there any stimulation
> in exam?

PLEASE NOTE: Discussing the format and content of any certification exam is
in violation of the Non-Disclosure Agreement that you agreed to at the
beginning of the exam. In order to pass these exams you need to know the
product including both theory and hands-on. You should be aware of the
technologies and tools as laid out in the Exam Prep Guide. If you are
properly prepared then you will pass the test and if you are not then you
will fail.

Good luck.

M
--
Mitch Garvis
Microsoft MVP: Essential Server Solutions
http://garvis.ca/blogs

"Mike Russcher" <> wrote in message
news:E332979A-C797-4AA3-B9F7-...
> I had 3 or 4 of these in my test. They are fairly straight forward but
> they can also be problematic since they do not have all of the actual
> functions of Windows. For instance, if you make a mistake in creating
> some object and want to use right-click then delete to remove it don't
> count on this working. Chances are the delete function is disabled. You
> are better off just selecting the option to restart the entire simulation
> from the beginning rather than trying to undo a mistake you've made
>
> "70-620 any stimulation?" <70-620 any
> stimulation?@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A561A124-53F8-430F-A0BB-...
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I'm planning to take 70-620 ,Need to know whether is there any
>> stimulation
>> in exam?
>

I agree. I know some people who use dumps and other resources to pass their
exams but I ask... What good is a certification if you cannot do the work? I
am about to take my 70-620 ast part of my MCITP goal and I have spent the
past several months studying the information, doing labs, and practice
testing. If you want to be a professional, strive to know the information.
Then passing the test should be easy.

"Montreal_MCT" wrote:

> PLEASE NOTE: Discussing the format and content of any certification exam is
> in violation of the Non-Disclosure Agreement that you agreed to at the
> beginning of the exam. In order to pass these exams you need to know the
> product including both theory and hands-on. You should be aware of the
> technologies and tools as laid out in the Exam Prep Guide. If you are
> properly prepared then you will pass the test and if you are not then you
> will fail.
>
> Good luck.
>
> M
> --
> Mitch Garvis
> Microsoft MVP: Essential Server Solutions
> http://garvis.ca/blogs
>
> "Mike Russcher" <> wrote in message
> news:E332979A-C797-4AA3-B9F7-...
> > I had 3 or 4 of these in my test. They are fairly straight forward but
> > they can also be problematic since they do not have all of the actual
> > functions of Windows. For instance, if you make a mistake in creating
> > some object and want to use right-click then delete to remove it don't
> > count on this working. Chances are the delete function is disabled. You
> > are better off just selecting the option to restart the entire simulation
> > from the beginning rather than trying to undo a mistake you've made
> >
> > "70-620 any stimulation?" <70-620 any
> > stimulation?@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:A561A124-53F8-430F-A0BB-...
> >> Hi All,
> >>
> >> I'm planning to take 70-620 ,Need to know whether is there any
> >> stimulation
> >> in exam?
> >