Taking 70-236 after 271,290,291 does credit to MCSA?

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Folks,

Am I on the right path? After taking such, follows thru is the Exchange 2007. Will I be MCSA?

Thanks.

 

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You're better off visiting http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/certification/mcsa.aspx as you would get precise info here.

 

Always get your information directly from the certification vendor (as Onoski linked, above), because the information you are given by some random dude on a forum could very well be out of date. However, I will refer to their site to answer your question.

To get the MCSA, you need to pass four exams:

70-290
70-291
- a client exam (70-210, 70-270, 70-620, 70-680)
- an elective exam (of which 70-236 is a valid option)

Since you have fulfilled the first three requirements, all you need is your elective exam, which you can do by passing 70-236.

70-271, which you mentioned in the title of your thread, would NOT have gotten you the MCSA; it is your 70-270 exam that will fulfill the client requirement.

 

Ow I am sorry its 70-270 Win XP. Thanks for the Info. I'll be reviewing 70-236 now.

Thanks..