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Start on the MCSA track or just go for the premium cert MCSE?

The MCSA track is a natural path towards the MCSE. Exams you would have done in the MCSA you won't have to repeat then for the higher cert.

So for that reason, it's worthwhile pursuing both. Having both looks good on your resume. Here is the table with exams you will find in both certs. See how they overlap.

 

MCSA 2003
Core Networking exam
70-290
70-291
    
Core Client exam
70-270
   
Elective exam Choose from a number of electives. If you have an A+ and Network+, this counts as the elective or choose another as listed on the Microsoft site.
 
MCSE 2003
Core Networking exam
70-290
70-291
70-293
70-294
Core Client exam
70-620
70-270
(you choose one of these)
Core Design exam
70-297
70-298
(you choose one of these)
Elective exam if you have the security+ cert, this counts as the elective or you choose another one as listed on the Microsoft site.

So depending on which elective you have chosen (if you choose an elective in MCSA and it's also offered in MCSE, you don't need to do it again.

 

 

Table of Contents in this Section:

Certification MCSA Microsoft - the little brother of MCSE

Start on the MCSA track or just go for the premium cert MCSE?

Does your Microsoft MCSA Certification Counts Towards the MCSE?

For the MCSA certification, use your Comptia certs for electives

Upgrade your Certification MCSA 2003 certification to a Windows Server 2008 Certification Now?

Which type of Microsoft Practice Exams should you choose?

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