What is the average time frame for completing your MCSE
Core09
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Hi,
I am new to this fourm and like what I see so far, I am currently studying for my mcse and just wanted to get some feedback on a time line for the mcse certification exam. I am talking from start to finish - Studying to Writing all your exams. From what I can see after reading some threads, this site has a few people who have completed this.
Your feedback is appreciated and sorry if this is a re-post.
Thanks
I am new to this fourm and like what I see so far, I am currently studying for my mcse and just wanted to get some feedback on a time line for the mcse certification exam. I am talking from start to finish - Studying to Writing all your exams. From what I can see after reading some threads, this site has a few people who have completed this.
Your feedback is appreciated and sorry if this is a re-post.
Thanks
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blargoe Member Posts: 4,174 ■■■■■■■■■□The answer varies widely depending on:
1 - your experience level with Microsoft and exposure to networking in general
2 - your aptitude for test taking and studying in general
3 - the methods and materials used for your studies - instructor led vs all the different flavors of self study (and the variance in the quality between certification study products) vs hands on learning
4 - your true interest in learning this
My suggest would be to just get started and see if it's for you.
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Plantwiz Mod Posts: 5,057 Modblargoe wrote:The answer varies widely depending on:
1 - your experience level with Microsoft and exposure to networking in general
2 - your aptitude for test taking and studying in general
3 - the methods and materials used for your studies - instructor led vs all the different flavors of self study (and the variance in the quality between certification study products) vs hands on learning
4 - your true interest in learning this
My suggest would be to just get started and see if it's for you.
blargoe
Couldn't have posted it better myself.
Perfect!!Plantwiz
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