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| amin7070 2002-07-22, 11:53 am |
| Guys I’m preparing to take the CIT exam next week. What do you think of the Cisco Press Cit practice tests and boson #1. Please give your input.
Thanks
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| mikop 2002-07-22, 12:10 pm |
| I dunno about the other exam prep vender's material. but as far as the pratice test that came with the ccnp:support exam guide from ciscopress... it is pretty easy imo compare to actual exam.
I took 1 60 question pool random test from the cd even before I read the book just to measure up... passing score 70%, I got 72%... that's the extend I used pratice tests... from then on it was just pure study.
score in actual exam? was cutting it close...so that should give you an idea. I would just go thru whatever book you are using and utilizing cisco site during your last week of preping... exam is entirely passable. | |
| akarklins 2002-07-22, 7:04 pm |
| Hello,
I vote for the ciscopress book, the tests are great for trivial facts. Also there were many errors and broken links on initial releases of the Cisco press test.
Transcender tests are good for specific situations. They give very detailed information with their answers. It is important to know why you got an answer wrong.
The Sybex virtual trainer is good but it seems to go into great detail within areas of the study topic that may not be on the test.
ExamCram has good quick sheets for summary of topics to know.
Video's are only introductions and will never provide you with the complete picture. If you are not familiar with the topic its a good start. CBT's such as Smart Force fall into the same category as the video.
Nothing beats hands on or router simulators along with experience.
As stated earlier by someone the Cisco documentation and/or web site is great for command syntax.
My approach is to focus on the heavy topics for each test, i.e. isdn for remote access, bgp for routing exam, vlans and spantree for switching. Get as many sources of input you can. If one source can stear you to knowing the correct answer then that's one less to learn.
Also try the web based tests for a few questions you might not even thought of.
Always great to come to the best cisco forum on the internet to brush up on a few tips.
Good luck to all those professional choosing to better themselves. |
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