Joseph
Thu Apr 06 14:18:07 CDT 2006
April 6, 2006
I just want the original poster to realize this was extreme sarcasm on
Frisbee's part, and you DO NOT have to take them in numerical order.
(And you won't fail an exam if you miss a single question....)
I haven't taken the MCSE exams, so can't comment on the easiest order, but
John gave some good advice.
Good luck!
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Joseph Bittman
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"Frisbee®" <billLASTNAME@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "barney boy" <barneyboy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> whats the best order to take the exams, I'm not on a course and doing the
>> qualification off my own back.
>> --
>> Barney
>>
>> Always looking for help in order to help others.
>
> You must, I repeat MUST take the exams in numerical order. Any other
> order will completely invalidate your certification and you must start all
> over again. Microsoft keeps close tabs on the order that people take
> there exams in, so don't mess around with this!
>
> Similarly, you must read each MOC book from front to back and do not skip
> any chapters or read them out of order. Start with the introduction and
> table of contents, and do not forget to read the glossary and index when
> you are done with all the chapters. Microsoft knows when you've not
> followed these guidelines as well, and will fail your exam even if you get
> every single answer correct.
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> Have a nice day!
>
>