vSphere 6 Foundations Exam "PSE" version
thecubicledweller
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A bit confused. I completed the ICM VMware 6 from Stanly in October 2018. Trying to schedule the vSphere 6 Foundations Exam "PSE" version of the exam, but it's not listed on the Online Exams list. This is only one listed - 2V0--620 vSphere 6 Foundations Exam. There is no PSE version.
But as per an email I received from Stanly ... "The vSphere Foundations Exam "PSE" is unproctored meaning that you can take it from your own PC at home or of your choosing. The Unproctored VMware exam discount code also allows one person to take up to 6 (six) online, Unproctored VMware Certification exams at 70% off the normal price. Once the voucher has been ordered for you, the VMware exam discount voucher codes expire 12 (twelve) months after purchase. You must take the vSphere 6 Foundations Exam "PSE" version of the exam to get the class credit. Once you have successfully passed the vSphere Foundations Exam, you will then be eligible to sit for the VCP."
However, I do see a PSE version of the VCP Exam 2VO-621.
Please help!
But as per an email I received from Stanly ... "The vSphere Foundations Exam "PSE" is unproctored meaning that you can take it from your own PC at home or of your choosing. The Unproctored VMware exam discount code also allows one person to take up to 6 (six) online, Unproctored VMware Certification exams at 70% off the normal price. Once the voucher has been ordered for you, the VMware exam discount voucher codes expire 12 (twelve) months after purchase. You must take the vSphere 6 Foundations Exam "PSE" version of the exam to get the class credit. Once you have successfully passed the vSphere Foundations Exam, you will then be eligible to sit for the VCP."
However, I do see a PSE version of the VCP Exam 2VO-621.
Please help!
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ClickClack
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For an authoritative answer, I recommend you use the "Call, Email, or Chat" option in the VMware MyLearn web site to find out how to register. You are a student from a VMAP (academic) program and there have been many changes in the past year. There may be an academic page where you can register.