Re-Take Exams harder?

Do they make exams you failed harder on subsequent re-takes?
I ask because my first take on 70-306 had fewer questions then what I have
been hearing people are getting. I had only 38 questions and 150 minutes.
PLENTY of time to fail the test. I failed it in 90 minutes, I could have had
all day it wouldn’t matter, more knowledge not more time was what I needed
(or a help file)

 

Well, I read a curious thing about the beta-questions...
maybe your second exam had some beta-questions and because
of that was longer. Beta-questions are new and might be
more difficult too as they hadn't been tested, but at
least they don't count for the final mark. Maybe my first
exam had some of them because it had 43 questions (what a
strange number) and I had doubts in 5 of them.. but in the
final mark it wasn't reflected (got a 1000 ). I don't
know if that's your case, but anyway any chance is good to
promote that 1000

 

I havent taken a second exam. My question was should I expect each re-take to
be harder then the first....

43 questions is what I have been reading many people have, I only had 38. I
thought maybe it was few becuase it was the first MS exam I have ever taken...

 

It was my first exam too the one with 43 questions... The
second one had 45... I don't really know the way they
decide it

I have ever taken...

 

i have a slightly off-topic question and i would greatly appreciate a
response.

no offense, but why do you think you failed? was it a lack of memorization
or you didn't review enough material?

the reason why i'm asking is because i imagine that re-preparing for and
re-taking an exam can't be fun and i want to avoid that ever happening to
me.

thanks in advance.