Hi Shobraj,
You've got the right attitude to start with ;-) However you might want to ask yourself that question again and rethink what your goals are. Do you want to become certified for the right reasons? In short this is how it works.
One starts thinking about a field of expertise and looks for a certification path that suits this field of expertise. When preparing for the right exam and passing that exam one becomes certified. At that moment you will get credit for it by calling yourself
MCP. Now the MCT certification is a whole different story. The T stands for trainer and that might be a whole different goal than what you are thinking of. What is the field of expertise you want to teach in. You do need to pass various requirements before
you may call yourself an MCT.
In short: MCP - Pass one exam and you'll become an MCP
MCT: pass the necessary requirements and you can apply for MCT. Requirements; you have to have certain certifications (depends on fields of expertise) and you need to have prove of educational skills. You can acquire those by following a train the trainer
course. And the final requirement is payment of the MCT fee.
Just some insights to start with. Need to know more let us know.
Maurice
