MCSA/MCSE Requirements

Discussion in 'MCSA' started by Shane Higgs, Jan 26, 2010.

  1. Shane Higgs

    Shane Higgs Guest

    I am planning on taking my 70-270 in the near future as part of my
    progression towards MCSA.
    I noticed that this exam appears as a possible requirement under the
    electives section for botht eh MCSA and MCSE. I am wondering; If I were to
    pass this exam, could I then use that pass towards not only the MCSA but the
    MCSE also?

    Or would I have to select a different elective as part of the MCSE if I were
    to take that?

    Thanks,

    Shane
     
    Shane Higgs, Jan 26, 2010
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  2. Shane Higgs

    John R Guest

    A single test, once passed, is good for life and may be used for multiple
    certifications as long as it is listed as a requirement, and the certificate
    is still current. However, a single test may not be used as multiple
    elements for the same certificate, ie. you cannot use 70-620 as both the
    client and general elective for MCSE.

    So, to answer your question, yes, you may use 70-270 for both MCSA and MCSE.

    You'll note that both MCSA and MCSE require 70-290 and 70-291. You'll only
    have to pass each of those once as well.

    John R.
     
    John R, Jan 27, 2010
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