It's the MCSE certification requirement that will get you flamed in forums

The MCSE certification requirement is that you need to have extensive experience already, to be able to study through it.

Certifications after a while need to follow your experience. For your entry certs, like your A+, Network+, etc. You don't need to have experience, although some people in forums will tell you, you need to. Although that would be ideal, we don't live in an ideal world. Entry certs are your foot-in-the-door. Certification that are higher up, are the ones that continue to open more opportunities for you.

The MCSE certification requirement is that you need to sit through multiple exams by the time you are given the title. Can you do it? You will know the answer to this question when you are ready for it.

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