I think you'll find that you can complete more than one, and as many as four in one day if you can find a testing center that will allow it. I've taken related tests on the same day (on the theory that I get a two-for-one for my knowledge) and unrelated (on the theory that they are so unrelated that it'll be easy to separate in my mind) and was successful with both.

Also, if you are reading entire books before taking some of the easier tests (see feedback for general consensus on which those are) I would advise you to stop and sign up for InstantCert. For $20 per month, you can quickly review flashcards that are created specifically for each exam and save a lot of time. If you search this forum, you'll find plenty of people who "went throught the flashcards once or twice" and passed many exams. I'm not one of them, but there's no denying the efficiency of the process. Good luck.

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Michael

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