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There aren't really any around anymore.... Java, .NET, and C# are where development certifications would actually pay off for you. There's no VC++ ones that's offered anymore that I'm aware of.<br />
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A lot of places look more at projects and experience than the do at certifications for C++.
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Dear,<br />
I agree with masnrock, C++ certifications does simply nothing to get job. Practical experience and technical expertise does everything.<br />
&nbsp;If you want to get a job, then dont go for certifications, perhaps try to get exp.<br />
I can give you the list of good books, materials, if you tell me your level of knowledge.<br />
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All the best<br />
Prashant Sabnekar
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Thank you for the tips. <br />
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Prashant,<br />
I have studied(just studied, not yet used in live projects!!) <br />
1. very less in windows based programming -win32 API.<br />
2. Memory management - linked lists, etc.<br />
3. COM -inprocess COM Server - just studied <br />
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I have never used C++ on unix, do u recommend any good books/materials for all these stuff?.<br />
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Many Thanks..<br />
<br />
Amy<br />
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What C++/VC++ exams/Certification do the good C++ jobs expect you to clear?<br />
Pl help... 
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What C++/VC++ exams/Certification do the good C++ jobs expect you to clear?
Pl help... 

There aren&amp;#39;t really any around anymore.... Java, .NET, and C# are where development certifications would actually pay off for you. There&amp;#39;s no VC++ ones that&amp;#39;s offered anymore that I&amp;#39;m aware of.

A lot of places look more at projects and experience than the do at certifications for C++.

Dear,
I agree with masnrock, C++ certifications does simply nothing to get job. Practical experience and technical expertise does everything.
 If you want to get a job, then dont go for certifications, perhaps try to get exp.
I can give you the list of good books, materials, if you tell me your level of knowledge.

All the best
Prashant Sabnekar

Thank you for the tips. 

Prashant,
I have studied(just studied, not yet used in live projects!!) 
1. very less in windows based programming -win32 API.
2. Memory management - linked lists, etc.
3. COM -inprocess COM Server - just studied 

I have never used C++ on unix, do u recommend any good books/materials for all these stuff?.

Many Thanks..

Amy



C++ Exams/Certification

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.