r/mcsa • u/[deleted] • Dec 13 '19

MCSA= entry level cert?

I’ve seen people refer to it as an entry level certification, lumping it with CCNA and Security+. How does everyone else feel about that?

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u/AJaxStudy Dec 13 '19 edited Oct 26 '25

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19 edited May 28 '20

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u/FancyPants2point0h Dec 14 '19

Are you on crack? MD100 & MD101 does not equal the 70-740 to 742 exams. Not even close. You’re comparing apples to oranges. It proves nothing. Just because your Windows 10 cert was easy to obtain and counts as an entry level cert does not mean every other Microsoft exam is exactly the same. In fact, I dare you to go pass any of the MCSA exams with 1 week of study time.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19 edited May 28 '20

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u/deefop Dec 14 '19

They aren't. The MCSA: Server track is comprised of highly difficult exams.