Microsoft's MCSE And MCSD Will Become HARDER to Win

Microsoft has decided that it will not replace the Master level certifications, once described as the "culmination" of the formation of an IT professional Redmond-centric.

The Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) Master Certified Solutions at Microsoft (MCSM) and Microsoft Certified Architect (MCA) certification last year.

At the time of canning, Redmond said that only a couple of hundreds of IT professionals with years I felt the need to scale the heights of success, leading Microsoft to suggest the ratings did not help their products to succeed.

Last September, the head of Microsoft certifications told The Register that Microsoft was "trying to see if there is a better way to create a pinnacle, without losing the art."

Today, Sneath said Microsoft has no plans for a new top, but is in the process of adding rigor to Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE) and Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD) certification to reflect the fact that there is nothing more difficult in Redmond offered new certification regime.

Sneath said Microsoft wants to make the MCSD and MCSE "more difficult for everyone."
To do this, we said Microsoft will add "a touch of proof richer that make it harder for people to memorize the answers. Exchange We are also adding more rich discussion. During the test for certification SQL asked that really create a SQL query."

The obligation to effectively exercise the SQL is included to make certifications reflect a greater effort in the real world, and not just theory.

Similarly, Microsoft is testing a new revision of Pilot Cert "in which developers hope to put an application in the Windows Store are reviewed by members of his team Microsoft Premier Field Engineering code (PFE). Passing this exam and earn a place in the Windows Store will replace one or more tests needed to achieve the WSSD.

Sneath said that this type of structure is designed to make the most rigorous Microsoft Examcollection 70-413  certification, making it possible for more people to obtain qualifications. Microsoft wants the big and large community of certification holders, rather than being able to point to a small elite. "We're looking at a much broader impact," he said.

As new certifications are formalized, find ways to promote Microsoft MCSE and MCSD special. Sneath said when he won his MCSE about 20 years ago, "I thought I was special. Want to bring that back."