MCDST

[Coppermine]

I'm getting ready to take my MCDST test (Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician) and I was wondering if anyone had taken the test. ACS, I know you mentioned you have some IT certs and I was wondering if you or anyone else had any insight.

[acsguitar]

I'm getting ready to take my MCDST test (Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician) and I was wondering if anyone had taken the test. ACS, I know you mentioned you have some IT certs and I was wondering if you or anyone else had any insight.

I'm hopefully getting that cert within the year. People tell me its hard as hell.. YOu need to make like a 90 on a practice test apparently to barely pass.

So good luck!@

[Coppermine]

I'm getting ready to take my MCDST test (Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician) and I was wondering if anyone had taken the test. ACS, I know you mentioned you have some IT certs and I was wondering if you or anyone else had any insight.

I'm hopefully getting that cert within the year. People tell me its hard as hell.. YOu need to make like a 90 on a practice test apparently to barely pass.

So good luck!@

Bummer!!!! I'm just getting ready to start the practice tests... I didn't think the content seemed very hard, so, we'll see.

[acsguitar]

I'm getting ready to take my MCDST test (Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician) and I was wondering if anyone had taken the test. ACS, I know you mentioned you have some IT certs and I was wondering if you or anyone else had any insight.

I'm hopefully getting that cert within the year. People tell me its hard as hell.. YOu need to make like a 90 on a practice test apparently to barely pass.

So good luck!@

Bummer!!!! I'm just getting ready to start the practice tests... I didn't think the content seemed very hard, so, we'll see.

Well MS DEVILS give you like a bunch of different test so they aren't neccassarily like the Practice ones

[Madison]

My wife says the MCDST is easier to get than a MCSA or MCSE. She also said to go to http://www.braindumps.com and they would have good advice, practice questions, etc.

Hope that helps some.

[Tavish]

Honestly I didn find either 271 or 272 all that difficult. I actually had more trouble with 272 because at the time I was working in an almost entirely UNIX environment and had to get reacclimated with Outlook and IE. 271 wasn't too bad, just be sure to cram on network protocols (with a focus on TCP/IP). I was lucky and had just finished taking the A+ certification so most of the smaller details were still fresh in my mind.