MCSE not showing on my Transcript

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Hi All,

I recently completed the final exam to gain my MCSE (70-294 on 6th Aug 2010). I have checked my Microsoft transcript and it is showing my pass result of this exam correctly, however under the Credential section it is not showing my MCSE 2003. I also cannot download a certificate for this.

Here are my current completed exams as showing on my transcript:

70-294 Aug 06, 2010
70-297 Jun 08, 2010
70-293 Dec 20, 2009
70-291 Nov 28, 2009
70-290 Oct 30, 2009
70-680 Sep 26, 2009
70-501 Aug 18, 2009
70-270 Aug 01, 2009

Does it take a while for the MCSE credential to show? Reason I am asking is because it is showing the 70-294 I took on Friday and assumed it should automatically show the MCSE 2003 as well.

Is there a known delay with this?

 

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It usually takes a few days or weeks for this to start showing on your transcript, cheerio and congratulations on gaining the acolade MCSE

 

By the look at the dates you passed the exams you look like you have being using braindumps.

 

Thanks for your reply Onoski

I haven't actually but your opinion is your opinion. Just because it might take you longer doesn't mean everyone learns at the same speed. Given the fact that I work in a windows server support environment also helped me gain this.

 

bit of a harsh assumption, benefit of the doubt?

 

Didn't you know, if it doesn't take you 6 months to do a single exam you must have brain dumped it?

 

Although you won't find many people who are as anti-braindump as I am, I agree with Asterix's assessment. Four+ weeks worth of study per exam is not insignificant. In fact, I've passed exams with far less study time than that - does that make me a braindumper as well?

 

He's taken a YEAR to pass his MCSE, I certainly wouldn't have said Brain Dumper.

I think the time taken has been more than acceptable.

 

at the beginning of the year, i was generally passing about 1 ms exam a month to get my mcsa, i didnt cheat. but i work for a firm where im in charge of / setup about 14 servers, 2003 and 2008, over 4 national sites.

the only reason i did this was:
1) second shot, test my current knowledge (though did revison on the subject, had the books for years) if i failed, i could see what i couldnt answer and learn that area - thou i didnt need to do this as i passed all first time

2) the only reason i didnt already have the qualification, as i thought experience would be as good as, but with the credit crunch, and i thought maybe it was time to get these in case i need them.

so i can be done, and to call him a cheater is a bit below the belt

 

Yeah definitely, you and Craigie are the worst for it! hehe

 

To be quite honest I studied one chapter (8 - Disaster recovery) which took 2 days and passed the 290 exam. I didn't study for the MCDST or MCP (270) and passed those too. Not once have I ever used a BD, I just worked with these OS's on a daily basis so I knew them pretty well... In fact for the 291 exam, I've really only studied half the book and I and skimmed through the other half because I do it at work. So in retrospect, knowing the material before hand really accelerates your study time.

I would probably question someone if they had no experience or exposure and yet they are passing difficult exams very quickly.