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A Pakistani kid of just nine years of age broke world record by becoming the Youngest Wireless Network Administrator ever.(CWNA)
Its not for the first time that he has done something remarkable he already holds Youngest MCP ( Microsoft Certified Professional ) & Youngest CIW ( website Designer ) records with his name.
Thought to be the master mind in Java ,.Net , Flash , VB, HTML , Wireless & Microsoft Operating Systems.

For those who dont know MCP,CWNA & CIW

Please check the links below

www.microsoft.com
www.cwnp.com
www.ciwcertified.com

To check the more information on this kid
Check his Official Website

WWW.YoungestMCP.COM

WWW.BABARIQBAL.COM

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by shellbot

gotta feel sorry for that kid..
i hope when he's in his 40's he still thinks it was worth his childhood..

i mean really, is anyone going to hire him at age 10 to actually work for them..
by the time he's 17 or so he'll have to redo 1/2 his stuff to be current..

as well..i think of it this way..I'm taking .NET at the moment, now the guy who runs the class has about 10 MS Certs..its hilarious..he can talk the talk..but has a hard time walking the walk..its pretty obvious to see he's never actually used what he's learnt.he just keeps studying for more certs..his answers are so textbook its not funny!!

anywho's....just my mindless 2 cents worth
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by jck

I was one of thsoe kids who, instead of being let out to play, was kept my mother in the house reading books on astronomy, USA history, world culture, and I used to even read Encyclopedia Brittanica when I was 4 or 5.

It wasn't worth it. I'm a social leper now.

I hope they let him be a kid in between pursuing technical endeavours.

by tony hopkinson

An IT training company perhaps?
Sheesh

I want to give his parents a good kick in the arse, he must enjoy it, but the fella must need to get out more.

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