Got my 70-622 cert or welcome kit yesterday BUT ...

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  1. gomcse2002

    gomcse2002 Nibble Poster

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    Hi guys

    I got my first MCITP welcome kit yesterday and I was very disappointed because all I got is a MCITP cert without mentioning I am certify with Vista Enterprise Support. I just wonder did anyone here already receive their welcome kit for either 70-622 or 70-623 with specific technology which they had been certified with ?

    Please advise.
     
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  2. Kitkatninja
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    I'm still waiting for my MCITP & MCTS certs, will let you know what mine is like when I get them :)

    -ken
     
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  3. Kitkatninja
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    Hey gomcse2002,

    You did the beta's exams when I did the beta exams, right? I want to know, are your certs "chartered"? Or do we as beta testers just get normal certs even though we were early adopters?

    -Ken
     
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  4. gomcse2002

    gomcse2002 Nibble Poster

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    I didn't pass the 2nd 70-622, so I end up sit for the actual exam and passed it. The cert I got is just a generic cert from MS. This is not a chartered cert nor membership kit.

    I believe all the early adopters will still end up getting normal cert.
     
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  5. Kitkatninja
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    Thanks mate

    -Ken
     
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  6. JonnyMX

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    MCITP certificates are like MCP certificates in that they are generic.
    You will get the same one no matter which exam you passed.

    Again, like MCPs, if you pass two MCITP level certs you will only have one certificate and your level will still be MCITP. The only way to see which certs you actually hold and which exams you have passed is via your MS transcript.
     
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  7. demofake

    demofake New Member

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    Hi Friends,

    I found good site for Certification Q & A.

    Please check the below url

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  8. redcard

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    Nice site :rolleyes:
     
  9. Fergal1982

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  10. greenbrucelee
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    Thats that crap ebook thing again, the sites that good the most users ever on it has been 7 people it must be good. Meh
     
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  11. AJ

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    A small favour if you please guys. If you HAVE to comment again and again that a post is spam and you feel the need to "Quote" the OP and there is a link, can you please not include the link. It makes for some heavy editing some times to get rid of one spam link.

    Cheers guys :D
     
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