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by artk
by jalo
by leehellcat
It is normal not to get a score on the MCP exams these days, you just get confirmation that you passed.
You normally receive your card and certificate about 14 days after you complete the exam.
by sgross
The general website for MCP information is at:
http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/mcp/default.asp
And the site for MCPs is at:
https://partnering.one.microsoft.com/MCP/
Best,
Susan Gross
by jalo
Hi Susan
Just thanking you for reply. Do you have any other valuable links?
by js2000t
Thanks to everyone for replying. I just passed 70-215 as well! Next one is going to be 70-216, looks a lot tougher than the first two.
To all you are interested in .NET certification I just read that the XP/.NET Track will not "diverge" but MS is going to offer an upgrade exam or two for MCSA/MCSE. Here is one link.
http://www.mcpmag.com/news/article.asp?EditorialsID=535
Thanks again!
by js2000t
Actually I read that article again and not certain about XP certification updgrade, as they just mention .NET certification upgrade. I guess they consider XP as the client OS for .NET server?
Some of you might be interested in this link:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows.netserver/preview/default.mspxn
by catadmin
Certificates are ONLY received once you actually add more letters to the end of your name. When you first become an MCP, you get a card & certificate. Then you don't get another until you become either an MCSA, MCSE, MCDBA, MCSD, etc.
As far as scores go, Microsoft went to a pass/fail system sometime in the past 2 years because scoring is no longer a "simple got the question right or wrong" situation. Many questions now have muliple objectives, so the old points system is out the window. Also, Microsoft wants people to concentrate on knowing the information instead of studying just to pass the test.
Hope that helps!
by lsimon13
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