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TestKing and the others. Are they worth the $
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| A friend of mine told me that study guides like testking and others give u the actual questions. Is this true? Or is it a scam to get your $$$. I read a testking Demo Questions and they looked pretty darn easy. Are these the qustions that are on the exam? Which study exam is the most accurate? They all claim 100% pass.They must all have the same questions. There are so many exam providers. How do they obtain the actual questions. Someone from the testing centers? It seems that Cisco would have a tighter control and a very large question pool.
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| ruscorp 2003-07-02, 8:45 pm |
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Originally posted by sobo
A friend of mine told me that study guides like testking and others give u the actual questions. Is this true? Or is it a scam to get your $$$. I read a testking Demo Questions and they looked pretty darn easy. Are these the qustions that are on the exam? Which study exam is the most accurate? They all claim 100% pass.They must all have the same questions. There are so many exam providers. How do they obtain the actual questions. Someone from the testing centers? It seems that Cisco would have a tighter control and a very large question pool.
chase_sobo@yahoo.com
TestKing, TroyTec, TestKiller, CheatSheets, etc are nothing but bráindumps. Don't use them. It's a waste of money. Buy a good book instead. | |
| Sexy Lexy 2003-07-03, 12:29 pm |
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Originally posted by ruscorp
TestKing, TroyTec, TestKiller, CheatSheets, etc are nothing but bráindumps. Don't use them. It's a waste of money. Buy a good book instead.
Listen to the man, he knows.
Buy a couple of routers as well if can afford them, you will learn that much more from either they Sybex or Cisco press books as well.
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| ruscorp 2003-07-04, 12:50 pm |
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Originally posted by Sexy Lexy
Buy a couple of routers
...or find a UPS truck that *dropped* them.  | |
| The Light 2003-07-06, 7:01 am |
| All of those PDF "study guides" are CRAP. Don't waste your money on them. Get a good book, practice with your router, read the articles on the Cisco web site and you'll be fine. Additionally, you can try some good practice exams to see how things are going and to learn what are your weak areas. The best ones are Transcender and EasyCert.
Good luck! | |
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| NO! Get a study guide or training course, CBT, ... | |
| wertop 2003-07-07, 10:18 am |
| Agree! Especially for easycert software. It is cheap, high quality, contains good question pool (about more then 300 qs), "grag and drop" qs and very helpful explanations.
I used Sybex study guide also and found it great.
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Originally posted by The Light
All of those PDF "study guides" are CRAP. Don't waste your money on them. Get a good book, practice with your router, read the articles on the Cisco web site and you'll be fine. Additionally, you can try some good practice exams to see how things are going and to learn what are your weak areas. The best ones are Transcender and EasyCert.
Good luck!
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| stacy928 2003-07-07, 11:57 am |
| After you have read a good book, practiced with a router or have taken a CCNA class you still need a good practice test to get you ready for the exam. | |
| kokonaing 2003-07-08, 5:25 am |
| For me, I use Boson Cisco Test 5.04. It helps me a lot. And it gives percentage one by one problem. You can maintain your score during the practice test. |
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