Poll: Poll: MCSE and MCSE in training.

[Jator]

Which exam did you find the most difficult. This is for the core exams only, but feel free to add comments regarding the electives.

 

[Daniel]

I thought enterprise was the hardest core test.

 

[goldboyd]

i agree, i found enterprise the hardest too

 

[goldboyd]

actually let me rephrase that. I found enterprise the least easy I dont want to call any of the tests difficult

 

[err]

I think the easiest is NT wkstation. Walked out in 9 minutes scoring 933.
The second easiest is Net essentials. Walked out in 15 minutes scoring 1000.

I agree with everyone that enterprise is the hardest of all. It has the most materials to prepare for the exam.

Now I'd like to know if the Win2K exams are hard. I'll be studying for it real soon.

eRr

 

[ktwebb]

I pulled an easy draw on the enterprise test. Maybe 2 questions on trusts if you can believe it, but IIS4 was a difficult one for me. The software is not that difficult, but your at the mercy of the database on the question draw, so I think I just got a toughy. None were hard though, and hopefully the 2K tests will be more challenging. So far, that is what I am hearing.

Added: The workstation test is a farce, a sham. If you want an easy MCP, do workstation. I was almost embarassed for microsoft they made that test so easy.

 

[Vegito]

SQL bulk copy, data replication, etc. The only test that took me more than 10 min... but acceptable 83%

 

[Jator]

Just took the Workstation, scored a 933. Not nearly as difficult as I had thought it would be. I'll keep my eye on the Enterprise one though.

 

[certifyexpress]

None of them are difficult but if you ask me between the core, I would be the enterprise.

 

[tim0thy]

i agree... with all the cores, it's enterprise, but honeslty... net essentials = learn and spit back info, workstation = joke, server = workstation + a few new services, enterprise = server + better know your trusts REAL well, else you won't pass. none of them are really that bad, btw, i'm MCSE and going for my +I now. TCP/IP i thought was a bit troublesome, but you gotta learn it anwyays