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Citrix does not require you to take their class to get a certification BUT, their new classes give you the certification just for taking the class.
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Citrix does not require you to take their class to get a certification BUT, their new classes give you the certification just for taking the class.

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you mean attendance certificate not more if i need official cert i have to take the exam right ?
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you mean attendance certificate not more if i need official cert i have to take the exam right ?

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Only seems to be a VMware prerequisite.<br />
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Microsoft and Veeam you do not need to take a certified training course, via certified Training establishment.<br />
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<a href="https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/learning/certification-overview.aspx" rel="ugc">https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/learning/certification-overview.aspx</a>
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Only seems to be a VMware prerequisite.

Microsoft and Veeam you do not need to take a certified training course, via certified Training establishment.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/learning/certification-overview.aspx [https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/learning/certification-overview.aspx]

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Veeam has the requirement to also attend the training - passing the exam without attending the training session will not get you the certification.<br />
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<a href="https://www.veeam.com/vmce.html" rel="ugc">https://www.veeam.com/vmce.html</a><br />
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“Both attendance to the VMCE classroom and success in the VMCE test through Pearson VUE test facilities are required by Veeam in order to retrieve the VMCE certificate. Sole completion of the exam is not enough. Veeam checks for each student completion of both VMCE classroom + exam before sending the instructions to retrieve the VMCE certificate”
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Veeam has the requirement to also attend the training - passing the exam without attending the training session will not get you the certification.

https://www.veeam.com/vmce.html [https://www.veeam.com/vmce.html]

“Both attendance to the VMCE classroom and success in the VMCE test through Pearson VUE test facilities are required by Veeam in order to retrieve the VMCE certificate. Sole completion of the exam is not enough. Veeam checks for each student completion of both VMCE classroom + exam before sending the instructions to retrieve the VMCE certificate”

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Thank you all for the answer <br />
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I found that VMware and veeam attendance for the Training in order to get cert after you pass exam <br />
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Citrix you don't have to attend training but you must pass exam <br />
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Microsoft the same
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Thank you all for the answer

I found that VMware and veeam attendance for the Training in order to get cert after you pass exam

Citrix you don't have to attend training but you must pass exam

Microsoft the same

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HI Experts<br />
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just a question<br />
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some vendors dose not let you get the certificate even if you pass the exam without attend their training <br />
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for example &nbsp;Vmware &nbsp;so even you pass VCP exam you are not VCP certified till you attend the training <br />
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my question<br />
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what about <br />
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Citrix &nbsp;-- Veeam &nbsp;- Microsoft &nbsp;- SAP <br />
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if anyone knows kindly update me <br />
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thnaks
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HI Experts

just a question

some vendors dose not let you get the certificate even if you pass the exam without attend their training 

for example  Vmware  so even you pass VCP exam you are not VCP certified till you attend the training 

my question

what about 


Citrix  -- Veeam  - Microsoft  - SAP 

if anyone knows kindly update me 


thnaks

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