Exam Brain-dumps

[Slootvreter]

Training + braindumps is the way to go for me.

 

[koeksGHT]

Braindumps are an invaluable part of your studies and path to certification. Nobody likes anyone that passes exams JUST using braindumps. But I have noticed that you sit in a week long course, and you do the exam, you and see that week has not nearly prepared you for the exam.

Same goes for guys with years' experience in the field but no papers to show for it (perhaps appointed in the position years ago, internal shifts, etc etc), braindumps will get them used to the kind of questions to expect and the logic of the exam.

I worked with a guy who photocopied someone elses A+, changed and applied/got job. Left it because if company did not do simple check on validity then shame on them.

Training + braindumps is the way to go for me.

Both +1, the braindump questions help you get an idea of whats gonna be asked.

 

[Slootvreter]

Both +1, the braindump questions help you get an idea of whats gonna be asked.

It really does. You get an exact idea of the 'logic' of their questions, and what to expect. If you have never done a braindump, and never done an exam, you're in for a surprise.

 

[The_Librarian]

Same goes for guys with years' experience in the field but no papers to show for it (perhaps appointed in the position years ago, internal shifts, etc etc), braindumps will get them used to the kind of questions to expect and the logic of the exam.

This is the main reason why I'll be using a braindump - to see how the exam and questions are structured so that I know what to expect.

Nothing like walking into an examination without knowing what to expect - and then panic at the first few questions...

Case in point : A couple of months ago I went for an MTCNA course. Had no idea of what the exam will be structured like.

Mikrotik had a sample exam questionnaire on their site, but it did the whole class good when somebody produced a braindump and the instructor went over it with us, and we were prepared for the examination.

No two examinations have the same questions or layout...

 

[koeksGHT]

It really does. You get an exact idea of the 'logic' of their questions, and what to expect. If you have never done a braindump, and never done an exam, you're in for a surprise.

It's almost identical to UNISA exams and past papers, exact same format every year, just slightly different question variables. Learning the logic is easier than remembering all the questions.