Mcse, Mcsd Cbt

[Dr_Evil]

I am looking for a good MCSE, MCSD ,CCNA CBT or online training.

If you know of any, please recommend

tHANKS

Dr_EVIL

[jm459]

I can only speak for Cisco, as I am doing the CCNA, via the Cisco Networking Academy Program at present. It is the new v3.0, and the on-line material is excellent. Suggest you have a look at their site
http://cisco.netacad.net/public/index.html

[Cerveza]

http://www.transcender.com/
http://selftest.kaplanit.com/Default.asp
http://www.certcities.com/
http://www.certguide.com/
http://www.certificationshack.com/
http://www.examsimulators.com/
http://www.cramsession.com/
http://www.examnotes.net/
http://www.certify.com/

[Dr_Evil]

Cerveza,

Have you tried those sites ?

I heard cramsessions dont work, is it true?


jm459, how much does your CCNA cost ?


Dr_eVIL

[bballad]

I was a mcse trainer for a few years, cram seesions do work if yo have some understanding of the material to begin with, basicly they help you answer the questions but don't teach oyu the material.

[jm459]

I'm sorry,I have no idea, as the CCNA is a component part of my BSc degree in Communications Technology. Here is a link for the Academy locator, if you check out one near you they will be able to advise you on programme details, cost etc.

http://locators.netacad.net/cnams/l...lassLocator.jsp

[D0pp139an93r]

Do you have at least most of the MCSE and MCSD skills?
If so, just get the Sybex MCSE E-Trainer. It's a box set of 4 cd's, covering all areas of the MCSE exams. It gives you a practice test, and finds your weak spots. It then covers those areas. The whole set should be about $50 US. There is also one for the MCSD. Both should be available at any major bookstore.

If you don't have at least most of the skills down, I wouldn't do any electronic course. You get far better help if there is a person you can talk face to face with.

As far as the other certs are concerned, I just don't know. I've only been through the Microsoft stuff.