Now you can choose your own path to earning your Nutanix Certified Professional - End User Computing (NCP-EUC) certification!
That’s right the NCP-EUC certification now has two tracks you can choose from depending on your technology experience.
You can prove your ability to successfully deploy, monitor, and administer end-user computing environments using Nutanix technologies by choosing from either the Nutanix Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) exam or the Nutanix Desktop as a Service (Daas) exam.
But How Do I Know Which Track Is Right For Me?
We’re glad you asked!
You can either learn the skills needed to design, install, configure, and manage a VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) solution on Nutanix with the Nutanix VDI Certification Exam.
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Learn the skills and abilities to understand, identify, and qualify a use case for Frame, as well as create a path for successful deployment with the Nutanix Daas Certification Exam.
A passing score in either exam will result in earning the NCP-EUC certification.
So how do I prepare for my certification exam?
Great question! Once you’ve logged in to Nutanix University, just follow the steps below for the exam of your choice.
Preparing to take the Nutanix VDI exam:
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Take the NEUCA Course
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Review the Nutanix VDI Exam Blueprint Guide
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Click here to register!
Preparing to take the Nutanix Daas exam:
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Review the Nutanix VDI Exam Blueprint Guide
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Click here to register!
So, what are you waiting for? Choose the path that meets your needs and get started today!
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