Hi all new here :D Question about 70-686
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Hi.
I have been working with windows xp and windows 7,.
Installing ,configuring and administrating and such.
Been a self employed Tech for a long time.
Now the time has come to step up and take same exams.
I am wondering ,can i go directly for 70-868 i know is hard but do i need to take another approach???
Also have some Cisco exams as well i would like to take.
I have saved up some money for this year and the plans for this year are 4-5 exams.
obviously i have all the cbt nuggets materials i need and looking at the sticky what i need.
Thanks for your time reading this.
PS: sorry for typo's as English is my 3rd language, i'm trying
I have been working with windows xp and windows 7,.
Installing ,configuring and administrating and such.
Been a self employed Tech for a long time.
Now the time has come to step up and take same exams.
I am wondering ,can i go directly for 70-868 i know is hard but do i need to take another approach???
Also have some Cisco exams as well i would like to take.
I have saved up some money for this year and the plans for this year are 4-5 exams.
obviously i have all the cbt nuggets materials i need and looking at the sticky what i need.
Thanks for your time reading this.
PS: sorry for typo's as English is my 3rd language, i'm trying
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Theegg911
Member Posts: 124
The 686 exam builds up from the 70-680. Now with that being said, the 70-686 on its own does not earn you a certification. You would need to complete the 70-680 along with it to earn the MCSA for Windows 7. I personally knock out the 680 exam first. Either way you go, be sure to check if the 2nd shot voucher is available for these exams. This way if you fail the first time, you will know what you need to work on for the 2nd try.Next Goal: Office 365 70-346 (Scheduled for 9/25)