What Is MCP?
MCP stands for Microsoft Certification Program, which tests your knowledge and skills on Microsoft products. Any single Microsoft certification, like certification for Windows XP, makes you a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP). Many certification tracks are available to become certified office specialists, systems and database administrators and security experts.
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Certification Exams
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Microsoft certification exams are typically multiple choice questions and some simulation problems. Several exams can be about one operating system, like Windows XP, but with different thrusts. One Windows XP exam can be about installation and managing Windows XP in a network environment, another Windows XP exam can be about troubleshooting Windows XP in a home environment.
Certification Tracks
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The good thing about the Microsoft Certification Program is that you can plan which exams you want to take that will be advantageous to your career. A set of certification exams are listed on how you can become a certified systems administrator, security expert, professional developer or certified master.
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Benefits
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A Microsoft Certified Professional is recognized worldwide. The certification exams are from real-world situations, which sharpens your skills at work. Also, the program gives you access to Microsoft resources that help you stay current and advance your career.
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