Paperlantern wrote: » Wouldn't this kind of be self defeating. I realize the cert is still valid if you take either test. I actually sat for this in 2005, and I had the choice between SK0-001 or SK0-002 if i recall. I chose 002 because it was the newest material and I wanted to be as current in my skillset as possible. i know the differences are subtle but maybe its just my OCD on needing the best there is. *shrug* To answer your question, if it were me, I'd go SK0-003.
NetAdmin84 wrote: » I see that both exams are being offered, 2009 the Server+ edition as well as the 2005 Server+ edition (which is going to be retired at the end of the year Dec 31, 2010). The breakdown of the exams are as follows: 2005 ed. 80 Questions 90 Minutes Passing Score is 615 (on a scale of 100-900) = 72% to Pass 2009 ed. 100 Questions 90 Minutes Passing Score is 750 (on a scale of 100-900) = 85% to pass Considering no matter what edition you take you will still receive the "Life-Time" status certification, wouldn't it make more sense to take the 2005 edition before the end of the year??? Especially considering its less questions, with an easier pass rate? Just wondering if anyone else had thought about this...:)
Mike-Mike wrote: » this is a moot point I guess since tomorrow is the 31st, but I would completely agree with paperlantern
erpadmin wrote: » I'm trying to understand what the 31st has to do with anything? Server+ will still be "lifetime" regardless. Only A+, Net+ and Sec+ will not be lifetime after tomorrow (which for me will begin in ~ 2 minutes from when I click post.)
NinjaBoy wrote: » SK0-002/JK0-009 Retirement date: December 31, 2010 See here. Nothing to do with the lifetime factor or the A+, N+ & S+, just the last day you can sit that version of the exam -ken
