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For those who have exam experience, should I sit 70-620 and 70-270 on the
same day? From research, I'm sensing 70-270 is pretty hard compared to
70-620 (not to take any one lightly). I work in IT Desktop Support for about
3 years. Reason for the scheduling, I want to push the exam far out as much
as possible so I'll have the most time to study. I'll be taking the exame in
two months.

If you feel comfortable with both of them, go for it. I am planning on
taking 2 exams the same day (70-290 and 71-680) due to the exam center being
140 miles away. And it's the closest one.

But, if you think you can pass both of them, I’d do it. Just know that it is
stressful for one exam, much less two. And it you don't pass the first one,
then the second will be a bit rough. But, if you study hard and are ready,
then do it.

--

Dustin Harper
http://www.mstechpages.com




"Johnny" <> wrote in message
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> For those who have exam experience, should I sit 70-620 and 70-270 on the
> same day? From research, I'm sensing 70-270 is pretty hard compared to
> 70-620 (not to take any one lightly). I work in IT Desktop Support for
> about
> 3 years. Reason for the scheduling, I want to push the exam far out as
> much
> as possible so I'll have the most time to study. I'll be taking the exame
> in
> two months.

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"Johnny" wrote:

> For those who have exam experience, should I sit 70-620 and 70-270 on the
> same day? From research, I'm sensing 70-270 is pretty hard compared to
> 70-620 (not to take any one lightly). I work in IT Desktop Support for about
> 3 years. Reason for the scheduling, I want to push the exam far out as much
> as possible so I'll have the most time to study. I'll be taking the exame in
> two months.

I once took three exams on one day - I had several vouchers that expired on
that day and had to use them. I think that 3 is too many, but 2 is doable --
I have taken two on one day multiple times, with mixed results.
The key is to stagger the exams. After you are done with the first exam,
whether you pass or fail, be sure to take a break to recover your mind - get
a cup of coffee and/or a bite to eat. Leisurely walk around the building
seven times or something. Relax yourself before going into that second exam.
Also, make sure that you take a bathroom break between the exams.

Two months to study for two exams should be enough time for someone with
three years experience. I think that you will do just fine on both exams.
Best wishes to you on them.
--
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.


"Johnny" wrote:

> For those who have exam experience, should I sit 70-620 and 70-270 on the
> same day? From research, I'm sensing 70-270 is pretty hard compared to
> 70-620 (not to take any one lightly). I work in IT Desktop Support for about
> 3 years. Reason for the scheduling, I want to push the exam far out as much
> as possible so I'll have the most time to study. I'll be taking the exame in
> two months.

Oh boy. Thanks, Larry! I have two exams scheduled for Friday, one right
after another. Maybe I'll have some free time after the first one to
recover and have a few beers....

--

Dustin Harper
http://www.mstechpages.com




"LarryWestMCSD" <LarryWest-at-hotmail-dot-com> wrote in message
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> I once took three exams on one day - I had several vouchers that expired
> on
> that day and had to use them. I think that 3 is too many, but 2 is
> doable --
> I have taken two on one day multiple times, with mixed results.
> The key is to stagger the exams. After you are done with the first exam,
> whether you pass or fail, be sure to take a break to recover your mind -
> get
> a cup of coffee and/or a bite to eat. Leisurely walk around the building
> seven times or something. Relax yourself before going into that second
> exam.
> Also, make sure that you take a bathroom break between the exams.
>
> Two months to study for two exams should be enough time for someone with
> three years experience. I think that you will do just fine on both exams.
> Best wishes to you on them.
> --
> 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.
>
>
> "Johnny" wrote:
>
>> For those who have exam experience, should I sit 70-620 and 70-270 on the
>> same day? From research, I'm sensing 70-270 is pretty hard compared to
>> 70-620 (not to take any one lightly). I work in IT Desktop Support for
>> about
>> 3 years. Reason for the scheduling, I want to push the exam far out as
>> much
>> as possible so I'll have the most time to study. I'll be taking the
>> exame in
>> two months.

Id did the 71-680 & the 70-622 yesterday, i passed the 70-622. I don't know
about the 71-680 until a few weeks but i feel pretty confidend that i've
passed that one too.
So if you're prepared enought i'ld go for it. But take a break in between,
i didn't & after a while you do start to lose focus

"Dustin Harper" wrote:

> If you feel comfortable with both of them, go for it. I am planning on
> taking 2 exams the same day (70-290 and 71-680) due to the exam center being
> 140 miles away. And it's the closest one.
>
> But, if you think you can pass both of them, I’d do it. Just know that it is
> stressful for one exam, much less two. And it you don't pass the first one,
> then the second will be a bit rough. But, if you study hard and are ready,
> then do it.
>
> --
>
> Dustin Harper
> http://www.mstechpages.com
>
>
>
>
> "Johnny" <> wrote in message
> news:45BBC34A-09DA-48C1-ACE3-...
> > For those who have exam experience, should I sit 70-620 and 70-270 on the
> > same day? From research, I'm sensing 70-270 is pretty hard compared to
> > 70-620 (not to take any one lightly). I work in IT Desktop Support for
> > about
> > 3 years. Reason for the scheduling, I want to push the exam far out as
> > much
> > as possible so I'll have the most time to study. I'll be taking the exame
> > in
> > two months.
>
>

"Dustin Harper" wrote:

> Oh boy. Thanks, Larry! I have two exams scheduled for Friday, one right
> after another. Maybe I'll have some free time after the first one to
> recover and have a few beers....

When I said "stagger the exams," I meant wait a couple hours between exams
(as opposed to taking the second exam immediately after the first one), I
didn't mean "drink so much beer between exams that you stagger," but if that
works for you, then go for it. For me, that would cause me to lose valuable
exam time visiting the WC.
--
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.