> > ... And whoever gave you the impression that "most people who apply for > RHCE clear it" ?? RHCE has one of the lowest passing rates (Red Hat, I > think, claims a pass rate of 40%), and one of the very few which actually > tests your practical skills, and for a change, not your rote skills. [1] > > The point to think about by people wondering whether to go in for an RHCE > is - whether to learn it at an institute after paying Rs. 20k and , or > getting a CD from the local LUG, and learning at home, with the help of > your LUG mates, and of course a lot of your reading skills. In a market > where every one claims to have experience in the field, it is important for > employers to have some additional benchmarks. And certifications, like RHCE > , do help. Heck, if being an MCSE still makes a difference to some > companies for hiring purposes, RHCE is a much more respected exam. > > The biggest difference from other exams is that unlike the MCSE, Solaris, > Cisco exams, it is possible to do the practicals at home on the real thing > ... and of course practicals is the only thing which is there in the exam, > isnt it?
one of the institues where i contacted claims 100% pass record. may be they have some 'settings' with RHCE people or something!!!!!!! u mentioned 'CD from local LUG', can u please elaborate, where can i get, what are contents etc? so going for RHCE is recommended, right? amit _______________________________________________ ilugd mailinglist -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd Archives at: http://news.gmane.org/gmane.user-groups.linux.delhi http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
