MCP 70-210 Exam Question

I have my A+ & Net+ i was wonder if it's better to just combined them to become an MCP and does it mean the same (Ext. Certification, member wise) or is it better to just take the 70-210 exam?

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Webmaster

You cannot combine A+ and Net+ to become MCP. You need to pass at least one MS exam.

Pete123$$

I'm working towards my MCSA after my I-Net+ exam and i guess that i'm unclear about what it means at this link: http://www.comptia.org/certification/mcsa/signup_form.asp

Webmaster

For MCSA you need 70-210 (or 70-270) and 70-215 and 70-218 and one elective: such as 70-216, exchange server, SQL server, proxy server.... or you can use the A+ and NET+ combination to substitute the elective.

Read here for more info: www.microsoft.com/TrainCert/mcp/mcsa/requirements.asp

Pete123$$

Thanks for the clarification of my problem, Keep you the great site!!!!

ghaouf

i thought you could combine net+ and a+ only on the mcsa not on the mcse

thanks
is it better to get mcsa before mcse

Pavlov

A+ and Net+ can be combined as an elective towards MCSA not MCSE for MCSE you MUST take all 7 exams courtesy or Microsoft

surendra

Pete123$$ wrote:

I have my A+ & Net+ i was wonder if it's better to just combined them to become an MCP and does it mean the same (Ext. Certification, member wise) or is it better to just take the 70-210 exam?

yes it is easy and better for u