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Filters in exam ????

 
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All,
SCWCD exam objectives doesn't have "Filters", has anyone who has passed the exam seen any Filters related questions in the actual exam. SCWCD kit (Hanumant's) has a chapter on Filters, I am trying to figure out if I should study that chapter or not for the exam.Please let me know.
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Ayana
 
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you're right -- the SCWCD objectives don't say anything about filters. So no, there will be no questions on filters.
SCWCD Exam study kit does have a chapter on Filters, but if you read the 2nd line of the introduction, you'll notice it says:


The current version of the exam does not cover them, but we provided this chpater in anticipation of the topic being included in the next verion of the exam.

 
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No. Filters are not mentioned in exam objectives.
But, not a bad idea to learn it!
 
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I did not have any questions on filters for my test.
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