.Net MVC certification method

Question

At the beginning of next year, I will stop my education and begin to work professionally with the development of web applications (my goal is web development, especially asp.net mvc). At this moment I work, and every day I still promote my skills. I think this is a difficult question, but I want to hear from more experienced people that it really makes sense to get certificates (if so, which certificates are important and why should I focus) or rather focus on a self-tuning medium.

Answer 1

Obtaining certificates will not do you any harm, since the learning process for them should improve your knowledge and help develop your skills. The official tutorials for some MCSD certificates cover a lot of materials and show how to create cool demo applications, so I would recommend targeting them.

In the interview, however, most employers are more interested in how well you describe technical concepts and what your previous projects are than the certificates you have. Therefore, just do not expect a few certificates to replace the ability to demonstrate strong technical skills and experience.

Answer 2

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http://blog.pluralsight.com/asp-net-mvc-microsoft-exam-70-486

https://borntolearn.mslearn.net/certification/developer/w/wiki/536.486-developing-asp-net-4-5-mvc-web-applications.aspx?Redirected=true

https://www.microsoft.com/learning/en-in/exam-70-486.aspx

Answer 3

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if you want to do certification only to get a good job and a salary, then this will not be useful. because as soon as you indicate certification in your resume, then the expectation of the interview panel will be a little high.

So think everyone and make the right decision. All the best.