Seeking advice to whether or not go straight for 70-410

Good morning,

Quite the newbie on this forum, so please be gentle! :P Let me summarize briefly who I am and what are my skills... I consider myself fairly new in networking and I recently started to study for the 98-365 exam in order to get the basic MTA. Considering the fact that my knowledge is pretty limited, that is why I decided to go towards that route... I considered that getting the basics is mostly always a good thing, right? hehe

So now, I was wondering if you would recommend studying for the 98-366 exam rather than going straight for the MCSA (410, 411, etc.) training/exams.

Thanks for your time and help.

Cheers!

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Xenith19

iDle wrote: »

Good morning,

Quite the newbie on this forum, so please be gentle! :P Let me summarize briefly who I am and what are my skills... I consider myself fairly new in networking and I recently started to study for the 98-365 exam in order to get the basic MTA. Considering the fact that my knowledge is pretty limited, that is why I decided to go towards that route... I considered that getting the basics is mostly always a good thing, right? hehe

So now, I was wondering if you would recommend studying for the 98-366 exam rather than going straight for the MCSA (410, 411, etc.) training/exams.

Thanks for your time and help.

Cheers!

Do you have any experience with Server operating systems?

LeifAlire

Read a study book for it > Do some labs > Take the Test > Pass the Test!!!

iDle

Xenith19 wrote: »

Do you have any experience with Server operating systems?

Not that much to be honest...due to the 98-365 course I have been playing with WinServer 2012 and 2008 for labs and general understanding the software.

But as mentioned above, I was wondering if doing or reviewing the content of the 98-366 course would had been a plus value in order to take the 70-410 exam...

Xenith19

iDle wrote: »

Not that much to be honest...due to the 98-365 course I have been playing with WinServer 2012 and 2008 for labs and general understanding the software.

But as mentioned above, I was wondering if doing or reviewing the content of the 98-366 course would had been a plus value in order to take the 70-410 exam...

Nah. I agree with Leif. Get a book. Set up labs and study as best you can. Get some practice exams and take the test. If you fail, study where you're weakest and try again.

iDle

Thanks for the advice guys!