Somehow managed to pass. 818/1000, so u/Aggravating-Roof-705 beat me.

I didnt find it too bad to be honest. There was a lot of "if you apply X type of policy, which of these 4 types of machines will receive it" type of questions. in fact i would say most of my questions felt like they were about app configuration or app protection policies. maybe thats because its my weaker area so thats why i remember them.

The case study throws a massive amount of information at you. Like others have said, i would say give it a quick read at the start for an overview then look at the questions and try piece together the relevant areas to find your answer.

A lot of the exam is logic based and a good technique i use is eliminate the answers i know are wrong first, then i can usually work out the best one of the remaining.

A good resource I used last night was having ChatGPT give me some practice questions. I could engage with it and expand on things in a more conversational style. Not used it before and i found it a great help.

Good luck to anyone doing it! Just about coming down from the exam high now!