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> Microsoft website that exams 70-306, 70-305, & 70-310 is a validate
> combination, is this true?

You are posting in this newsgroup to find a more authoritative answer than
what the Microsoft website says?

And good thing you did. Because I just took 70-316, 70-315 and 70-320 which
Microsoft said was a valid combination to achieve MCAD.NET. But two days
after my last exam I got an email from Microsoft saying that their website
was just kidding. It is NOT a valid combination. They keep the valid
combinations hidden from you so you just have to take lots of exams before
you finally hit on a valid combination. Good luck in your quest. I'm
planning to take 70-100 next. Maybe then I will become MCAD.NET.

Umberto Unity

"C. Hunter" <> wrote in message
news:6802E914-EDA7-46E7-A358-...
> I am getting ready to take my first exam which is 70-306. I have noticed
on
> Microsoft website that exams 70-306, 70-305, & 70-310 is a validate
> combination, is this true?
>
> Microsoft Website states:
> "If you use Exam 70-306 or 70-316 to satisfy the core exam requirement,
you
> may use either Exam 70-305 or 70-315 as an elective."
>
> C. Hunter

Thanks for the information, man I was about to make a hugh mistake thanks. Do
you have any tips for exam 30-706?

C. Hunter

"Russ" wrote:

> > Microsoft website that exams 70-306, 70-305, & 70-310 is a validate
> > combination, is this true?
>
> You are posting in this newsgroup to find a more authoritative answer than
> what the Microsoft website says?
>
> And good thing you did. Because I just took 70-316, 70-315 and 70-320 which
> Microsoft said was a valid combination to achieve MCAD.NET. But two days
> after my last exam I got an email from Microsoft saying that their website
> was just kidding. It is NOT a valid combination. They keep the valid
> combinations hidden from you so you just have to take lots of exams before
> you finally hit on a valid combination. Good luck in your quest. I'm
> planning to take 70-100 next. Maybe then I will become MCAD.NET.
>
> Umberto Unity
>
> "C. Hunter" <> wrote in message
> news:6802E914-EDA7-46E7-A358-...
> > I am getting ready to take my first exam which is 70-306. I have noticed
> on
> > Microsoft website that exams 70-306, 70-305, & 70-310 is a validate
> > combination, is this true?
> >
> > Microsoft Website states:
> > "If you use Exam 70-306 or 70-316 to satisfy the core exam requirement,
> you
> > may use either Exam 70-305 or 70-315 as an elective."
> >
> > C. Hunter
>
>
>

Hi Guys,

I wonder why not the Microsoft post all possible combination of 3 Exams
required to purse the MCAD certification.


Anthony

I think they should post it accurately on their website.

-Frank


"All Possible Combination" <All Possible
> wrote in message
news:8F9BEF44-4838-4FDC-9629-...
> Hi Guys,
>
> I wonder why not the Microsoft post all possible combination of 3 Exams
> required to purse the MCAD certification.
>
>
> Anthony

Russ,

I hope that 70-316 + 70-315 + 70-320 does NOT mean MCAD.NET is a joke.
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mc...quirements.asp says :
If you use Exam 70-305 or 70-315 to satisfy the core exam requirement, you
may use either Exam 70-306 or 70-316 as an elective.

If you use Exam 70-306 or 70-316 to satisfy the core exam requirement, you
may use either Exam 70-305 or 70-315 as an elective.

Other people get certified with this combination ? Already MCADs please
respond.

Regards

"Russ" <> wrote in message
news:...
> > Microsoft website that exams 70-306, 70-305, & 70-310 is a validate
> > combination, is this true?
>
> You are posting in this newsgroup to find a more authoritative answer than
> what the Microsoft website says?
>
> And good thing you did. Because I just took 70-316, 70-315 and 70-320
which
> Microsoft said was a valid combination to achieve MCAD.NET. But two days
> after my last exam I got an email from Microsoft saying that their website
> was just kidding. It is NOT a valid combination. They keep the valid
> combinations hidden from you so you just have to take lots of exams before
> you finally hit on a valid combination. Good luck in your quest. I'm
> planning to take 70-100 next. Maybe then I will become MCAD.NET.
>
> Umberto Unity
>
> "C. Hunter" <> wrote in message
> news:6802E914-EDA7-46E7-A358-...
> > I am getting ready to take my first exam which is 70-306. I have noticed
> on
> > Microsoft website that exams 70-306, 70-305, & 70-310 is a validate
> > combination, is this true?
> >
> > Microsoft Website states:
> > "If you use Exam 70-306 or 70-316 to satisfy the core exam requirement,
> you
> > may use either Exam 70-305 or 70-315 as an elective."
> >
> > C. Hunter
>
>