Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I order from JRKSOFTWARE.COM?

Simply stated our products are second to none. EasyCert Test Simulation Software is the tool of choice by IT insiders who know what it takes to pass the first time. In addition, our products are more than half the price of competing brands. All EasyCert© products come with a Money Back Guarantee to insure your success.

How long do I need to study in order to pass each exam?

Of course this depends on the particular exam and your prior experience in that area. If you study an hour a day, you should be ready to take most exams in 2-3 weeks.

Where do I take the exams?

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How much do the exams cost?

The exams themselves cost around 5.00 in the U.S., but this can vary country to country.

How long are the exams?

Each exam is different, but typically you'll have around 2 hours to complete 60 questions. (Some exams are a little longer, others are shorter)

Why is the number of questions on the Microsoft exam different from the number of questions on the EasyCert simulation exam?

Microsoft often varies the number of items on their exams. This is no reason to be alarmed; be assured that our exams fully cover the topics that Microsoft is testing on. Use our exams per our instructions, and you will be prepared regardless of whether Microsoft changes the number of items on the exam.

How hard are the exams?

Again, this varies by the exam, but the short answer is that they get harder as you go up the MCSE ladder. The client operating system exams are fairly easy, with a lower passing score. In contrast, the "Designing and Implementing" exams are brutal and have a much higher minimum passing score.

What kind of questions are on the MCSE exams?

Although most of the questions on the exam are multiple choice, don't let that fool you into thinking they'll be easy. Many of the questions ask for the "best" answer from several close responses. Others present an implementation scenario, requirements, and a proposed solution and asks if the solution meets all of the requirements or combinations of the primary and secondary requirements.

There are also interactive questions that require you to drag and drop components into a network diagram, or place a set of actions in the correct order. If you've never worked with Windows 2000 before, these questions are designed to weed you out.