MCTS.Net Exam

Hello friends,

I am interested in going for MCTS.Net 2.0 exam with 70.528 and 70.536 exam
code. I have few questions in mind can anyone help me in this please :

1. Can I appear for any exam from this to start with ?
2. Which are proper mode of study material can I refer ?
3. Were can I get the exam dumps for this ?

Hopeing to get the helping hand.

Thanks
AJ

 

Answers below:

You can take any exam in any order. This is not like your high school (or
college) where you have to take prerequisities.

Don't understand the question. I am sure that there are good books out
there. Do a search at www.amazon.com for a listing.
I would recommend studying msdn2.microsoft.com. Use the "Skills being
measured" section of the Preparation Guide and search the Microsoft website
on the items that you don't know.

You do know that exam dumps are illegal, and could cost you (and the person
that provides you with them) your previous and current certifications, don't
you?
From what I have read, the best "dumps" come from a person named Thomas C.
Tips, who has an email address of . Tell him what you
want, and he will give you good service. Also, tell him what dumps you have
received from others (and the people who provided them to you, if you know
them), and he can tell you whether they are accurate or not!

 

Larry - Awesome!

abhjos - Tell Thomas I said hi btw!

 

From your mail I can understand that you are new to this microsoft exam.

My advice is to study hard by Microsoft Books which are available in Amazon
site and try all the examples.

Once you know the language and confident then you go for dumps. When you
come across anything new in the dumps I request you to study that and learn
it through examples.

All the best.

RomoR

 

RomoR:

In case you didn't read my reply to the original poster, I will say it
again: Dumps are illegal.

Even if using copyrighted materials in an unlawful way is legal in your
country, remember that in getting Microsoft certifications you have to play
by Microsoft's rules. There is no law that states that Microsoft has to give
you a certification if you pass its exams. And I am certain that if they find
out that you have been promoting the use of dumps after agreeing to the
non-disclosure agreement at the beginning of your first exam, then all of
your exams are in jeopardy of being rescinded.

So even if your country does not have adequate copyright protection laws,
you will still suffer if you use and promote braindumps.

It is best to avoid the dumps as much as possible. You don't really need
them if you have access to msdn2.microsoft.com and the rest of Microsoft.com.

 

Larry I even replied in the post '70-536 Details' and I made it very clear
that dumps are illegal.

I totally agree with you that you dont need dumps as long as you are good in
the subject having said that I dont need certification when I am really good
in the subject. Personally certification gives you a value and grade and
ofcourse you learn lot of new things when you prepare for it. Also it shows
your interest and effort which you put for the subject.

Its pushing me to post a new thread in this group, have a look.

RomoR

 

abhjos,

I've responded to another thread later in this forum, title "sequence of
exam - 536 and 526". You may find some suggestions of use there.

In addition, as much as dumps are illegal, they're unethical. Additionally,
if you passed an exam based on a dump, you still wouldn't be able to pass an
interview based on that, since people usually notice who understands a
technology and who has just memorized something. I agree with all the other
posts here, and I thought it might be worth mentioning this as well.

I found that the 536 MS certification book was not very good.. there is no
alternative though, so you have to use this. I'd suggest studying through
that, then going through the Exam Objectives on the MS certification page for
this exam, and figuring out the topics that are completely overlooked. Then
use MSDN to augment the material. Don't use the list at the beginning of the
536 book, that is out-of-date; use the one on the site.

The 528 book is much better, but still has material missing. I took the same
route for this one as described above. MSDN has a lot of very useful
material.

I passed both in my first attempt. Be sure to take the tests on the CD until
you are able to answer all the questions correct. If you can subscribe to
Transcender or MeasureUp tests (the paid ones), I would highly recommend
them.

This text is great for a high level understanding of .NET - "Understanding
..NET", by David Chappell.

Ashwin