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Kasor
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Anyone can tell me how to get a MCP?
Just any exam from Microsoft except those soon be retired!!
How do I claim the MCP after I passed the exam?
Thanks
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simplebot
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Passing any exam (even those soon to be retired) will give you MCP status. The only exception is Networking Essentials.
Once an exam is retired, you usually have a grace period of around 12 months before your MCP status is no longer valid - you'll need to update to a newer certification in that case)
When you register for an exam (here in Australia it's through Sylvan-Prometric and I think is the case in most parts of the world) you provide a whole heap of info including your address etc. Once you pass an exam, MS sends out a couple of packages, including all the MCP stuff (pin, certificate etc)
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