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Microsoft Certification - Cert Exams - Core and Elective on different tracks?

 
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Old 07-11-2003, 04:22 PM   #1
Default Cert Exams - Core and Elective on different tracks?


I've passed
70-215 MCSE core / MCDBA core
70-216 MCSE core / MCDBA elective
70-217 MCSE core
70-221 MCSE core
70-228 MCSE elective / MCDBA core


I plan on taking next:
70-229 MCSE elective / MCDBA core / MCSD elective
70-270 MCSE core

My question is this: Will this make me an MCSE or an MCDBA or BOTH? Does
Microsoft allow the elective exams for MCSE and MCDBA to overlap?

Subsequently, I plan on taking:
70-315 MCSD core
70-316 MCSD core
70-320 MCSD core
70-300 MCSD core

Can I count 70-229 as core for MCDBA, and elective for MCSE AND MCSD, thus
obtaining MCSE, MCDBA, and MCSD after 11 exams?

Thanks,
MS









Martin Schmid
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Old 07-12-2003, 02:28 PM   #2
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Default Re: Cert Exams - Core and Elective on different tracks?

Yes.

Once you pass 70-229, you are MCDBA.
Also, you can count 70-229 as the elective exam for MCSD.NET.



"Martin Schmid" <> wrote in message
news:Oja$$...
> I've passed
> 70-215 MCSE core / MCDBA core
> 70-216 MCSE core / MCDBA elective
> 70-217 MCSE core
> 70-221 MCSE core
> 70-228 MCSE elective / MCDBA core
>
>
> I plan on taking next:
> 70-229 MCSE elective / MCDBA core / MCSD elective
> 70-270 MCSE core
>
> My question is this: Will this make me an MCSE or an MCDBA or BOTH? Does
> Microsoft allow the elective exams for MCSE and MCDBA to overlap?
>
> Subsequently, I plan on taking:
> 70-315 MCSD core
> 70-316 MCSD core
> 70-320 MCSD core
> 70-300 MCSD core
>
> Can I count 70-229 as core for MCDBA, and elective for MCSE AND MCSD, thus
> obtaining MCSE, MCDBA, and MCSD after 11 exams?
>
> Thanks,
> MS
>
>
>
>
>
>
>



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