You will need to schedule a time to take it at a proctored center. At the center, you must leave all of your writing utensils, notes, pagers, and the like outside, and be escorted to a computer. At the conclusion of the exam, the paper and pencils stay behind. Ranking questions provide you with a scenario, a list of required objectives, a list of optional objectives, a proposed solution, and then ask you to rank how well the solution meets the objectives. Luckily, you can mark any question you want to by clicking on the checkbox in the upper-left corner.
All questions count as either being right or wrong.
At the conclusion of the exam, a display will appear on the screen and a printout will appear on a sheet of paper. The screen display tells you if you passed or not. If You Fail Microsoft used to be very generous, allowing you to take the exam as many times and as often as you wanted until you passed. To circumvent this sort of problem, Microsoft implemented some new restrictions. The first is that you must agree to a nondisclosure agreement at the start of the exam.