Whizlabs Launches Trial version for MCSE.NET (70-315) Certification Exam

by Anonymous

New Delhi ( Oct 30, 2003) India: Whizlabs Software launched the trial version for the MCSE.NET 70-315 Certification Exam Track. The step has been taken in the direction of adding to the effectiveness, efficiency and velocity of ones preparation for MCSE.NET 70-315 Certification.

The Trial Version consists of limited number of questions aimed at apprising the customer of the pattern and the type of questions asked in the actual Exam. It contains one question per objective and is a preview of what all can be expected in a full licensed version of the product. The notify option at the buy page lets customer be the first to know about the release of the MCSE.NET 70-315 Certification Simulator.

Whizlabs is in the process of developing this product and will soon be coming with its first version for its customers. Authored by highly experienced and certified professionals, it will offer mock exams on the latest pattern in a simulated environment. Its high level of customization features will allow you to prepare according to your strengths and more important weaknesses. Coupled with value added offerings like Quick Revision Notes, Interactive Quiz and Tips N Tricks, it is meant to provide an effective learning platform. Last but not the least; it will come with Free Technical Mentoring and “Unconditional Test PASS Guarantee”.

With this launch, Whizlabs shall add another track to its 3 existing tracks for Microsoft certifications.

About Whizlabs
Whizlabs is a leading provider of IT skill assessment and certification exam preparation. Whizlabs' suite of offerings include "IT certification exam simulators and online trainings" for various exams by Sun, IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, BEA, Cisco and other leading IT vendors and "IT skill Assessment Management Solution" for Corporations, Training Institutes and Universities."

For more information: http://www.whizlabs.com/mcsd/70-315.html




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