Where i can add certification in my resume

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Dear All
Can anybody tell me Where & How can i put MCTS Certification in My resume?
Thanks in Advance

Posted 8-Mar-12 0:08am

SIVA RAMAMOORTHY

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OriginalGriff 8-Mar-12 6:11am

Well the first thing we would need to know: "Do you have MCTS Certification?"

SIVA RAMAMOORTHY 8-Mar-12 6:18am

Ya I am Preparing for that.. Im going to write that exam by next month

OriginalGriff 8-Mar-12 6:22am

Then you can't add it yet! :laugh:
When you do, either add it under "Education" or under a new section "Professional Qualifications"

But don't add it before you get it - it is not difficult to check, and being caught lying about it would not help you get a job in the slightest...

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2012-03-08T00:10:00

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Just add a section called 'certifications obtained' and add this piece of information in your resume.

However, it may or may not be important to your recruiter as certificates are often not an indication of practical knowledge.

Posted 8-Mar-12 0:10am

Abhinav S

Updated 8-Mar-12 0:11am

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[no name] 8-Mar-12 6:41am

Correct. 5!

Abhinav S 8-Mar-12 6:46am

Thank you.

Pranit Kothari · Answer 2 · 2012-03-08T00:39:00

First thing I wanted to clear that if you have done any certification and you have knowledge then at whatever place you write, it is difficult to hide.

If you think you have achieved anything write it at very first part of resume, so you can get advantage of good first impression. But IMHO be more confident on your skills than anything else.

OriginalGriff has given good advice. Pay attention to that also.

Best of luck