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New VMware Certification soon!!!

There has been talk for awhile now that VMware planned to launch some new certification. Scott Vessy confirmed the name of certification and VMware will be announcing them in next few weeks. In order to become VCDX3, you have to pass two exams:

1. Enterprise Admin Exam

2. Design Exam

We are expecting the new certification going to break them, we need to go all the way to gain VCDX by writing two difficult exams. But, How VMware going to address the VCDX4, Lets wait and watch. New Certification may look like this:

1. Enterprise Administrator Certification (final name may differ)

2. Design Administrator Certification (final name may differ)

3. VMware Design Expert Certification 4 (VCDX4)

Lets wait for official confirmation VMware!

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