Asp.net web application with MVC certification

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Hi All,

I am Planning to do the Dot Net Certification.I need some information like which certification is worth doing. I am working in Asp.net Web application with MVC and backend as SQL SERVER and having 4 years of experience in the respective field.

Please give me suggestion how i can proceed and also the info regarding..
1.Course fee
2.Books
3.Best Certification

Thanks in Advance

What I have tried:

I tried some website but they are not provide needful information.

Posted 27-Dec-18 23:45pm

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Updated 27-Dec-18 23:56pm

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David_Wimbley · Accepted Answer · 2018-12-27T23:57:00

A simple google search brings up quite a few options.

microsoft mvc certification - Google Search[^]

First result which includes pricing:

Exam 70-486: Developing ASP.NET MVC Web Applications[^]

I don't know that just getting "certified" in MVC application development is worthwhile. I haven't looked into microsoft certs in a few years but they were more lumped into things like Microsoft Certified Application Developer which requires you to be well versed in winforms/wpf, web, and other aspects of the .net framework.

Getting certified in such a narrow path may not be worthwhile unless you are finding employers that are specifically asking for "asp.net mvc certifications".

In my personal experience, certifications are only worth the paper they are printed on, usually employers want to see some sort of demonstrable knowledge of development vs paper certifications.