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six76
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 Passed CCDA!!!
Passed DA two days ago, with 816! I had four VERY long CSs with about 35 questions (72 total).
My advice for all future DAs: Kim&Bruno, CCDA training kit and a LOT of BOSON tests.
Good Luck you guys, see you on CCNA forum!!
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 CCNA vs. CCDA
Congrats on the Pass!!!
I already passed the CCNA. I am thinking of taking the CCDA after getting my CCNP. I was wondering if you knew how the material compared yet. Let me know. Or anyone who has got both.
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Way to go!
Congrats!
Lemme edit my post and ask: what is a CS presented like? Is there an exhibit button you hit to bring up the text of the scenario? Are they mentioned once at the beginning of the test only?
Please let me know since it's hard to envision this test format as I'm used to fixed-length multiple-guess style tests. Thanks!
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 CSs in CCDA
Yes Shotgun, there is exhibit button every time when they ask you a question about that Case Study, so you can read it again. Read questions carefully because you can answer some of them without reading the CS, just use your common sense.
Curtise, I just start gathering material for CCNA so I can't compare it with material I used for CCDA. Sorry.
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