i belive you are wrong, in mcse we learn full scale of server 2008 r2, active directory, cloud server, exchange, and win 7&8 support etc...
maybe the courses arent the same in both countries..
I am not wrong.
I have the qualification, and it is the same syllabus no matter where you are.
It is only basic stuff it covers, you won't get an in depth working knowledge of everything.
I am just saying for what you get with the MCSE is not worth the price tag, you could get more deeper qualifications for less the price totally and gain more knowledge from it.
[Edited by DABhand, 3/9/2013 12:05:21 AM]
these are the mc official moduls in my course:
642-70 Windows Server Network Infrastructure Configuration
640-70 Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration
646-70 Windows Server 2008, Server Administrator
Course 10750: Monitoring and Operating a Private Cloud with System Center 2012
Course 10751: Configuring and Deploying a Private Cloud with System Center 2012
and i have few more unofficial moduls like:
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
configuring win 7&8
storage world
etc...
[Edited by kingkob, 3/10/2013 8:34:20 AM]
I am currently taking the top three in school right now. I did 70-646 last semester and 70-642 this semester. They are largely the same material. Well.. they are when you work backwards like we are.
I have completed 3 Cisco courses as well, among other things.
You are learning on Windows Server 2008 R2, right? There are slight changes in comparison to standard Win2K8.
Microsoft is going to be deprecating these courses soon, if I remember correctly, in favor of the new Server 2012.
What DABhand was saying is completely true. There are better, cheaper certifications that you can go for. Though having Microsoft ones are good because of it's popularity.