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| Udpdoff 2004-05-26, 10:27 am |
| Hello all just want to say thanks for all the good info I have found in this Forum. I recently took the CCNA exam after a short class offered by a local college. I decided to take the exam to see the form factor and only got through 20 questions before the test timed out. No big deal, now I know what Cisco is looking for and I hope to do better in a couple of weeks. "My question is, what is your opinion would it be best to break the exam up into two tests or just take the One exam and be done with it"? What are the pro's and con's. | |
| 2lazybutsmart 2004-05-26, 3:30 pm |
| The con's (sorry the bad stories are the bestsellers  ):
-YOU HAVE TO PAY DOUBLE THE PRICE
-IF YOU FAIL ONE EXAM, YOU DON'T GET A DISCOUNT, YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO DO IT AGAIN.
-YOU GET MORE QUESTIONS. and CISCO tries to beat you against the wall by dumping so many questions on the ITRO exam. That's the hard exam. the other one is fairly simple.
The pro's.
-You get to worry about less topics at once.
-You don't have to study for ICND anymore (or worry about ICND) once you pass it.
-You get more questions and you can brag about it later on
2lbs. |
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