Microsoft Mcse 70-620 Windows Vista Exam

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The Microsoft MCSE 70-620 Windows Vista exam is a universally-recognized certification exam that tests you in your knowledge of installing, configuring, and

administering Windows Vista. According to Microsoft
MCTS Certification, typical candidates for this certification

have already had some experience with Windows clients, such as 2000 and XP, and have worked in a mid-to-large size computing environment before. In practice,

many candidates for this exam have neither worked in a large computing environment or have had extensive practice with Windows Vista before. The exam does

not test you on your ability to use Vista, per se, but rather on your ability to install, configure, and administer the software.

It is important for you to understand that this exam does not cover the actual use of Windows Vista, but rather, the configuration of Vista for business and

enterprise purposes. That being said, a power user would have only a slight advantage over a typical user of Vista as the exam does not cover the gimmicks

and special features ...
... of Vista.

MCSE 70-620 Exam Specifics

70-620 Exam Costs: $125 each attempt. You can buy exam vouchers of VUE or Prometric to get a discount. Many online vendors also offer discounts for specific

exams; read more in the vouchers section to learn more about
70-620 discounts through vouchers.

70-620 Exam Location: You can register for the exam at any Pearson VUE and Thompson Prometric center. (Pearson VUE will discontinue selling Microsoft

professional certification exams after August 31, 2007. To accommodate those who purchase Microsoft professional certification exams through August 31, 2007,

Pearson VUE will continue to administer the exams through December 31, 2007.)

The question types found on the Microsoft Windows Vista exam are:
Multiple Choice with Single answer: Student is required to select a single answer from a range of options (generally 4-5) by clicking on a radio button.
Multiple Choice with Multiple answers: Student is required to select more than one answer from a range of options by clicking on a checkbox; when more than

one answer is required free practice questions, the number of answers is specified as part of the question.