Passed my CCNA today

[lck092580]

I still remember clicking on the last "NEXT" button and seeing my score instantly as 922 with the: "Congratulations. You passed!" line then instantly raised my two hands and shouted: "YEAH!"

Exam wasn't as good as I had hoped it would be but wasn't too bad either.

Dislikes:

-Switching simulation did not include on how to exit the switch so I can configure the switch beside it. I took 2 minutes trying to figure out how to get back out to the stupid picture and click on the switch I need to configure.

-Some questions that seemingly had more than one correct answer would only allow you to choose one!

-Had a nice 15" or smaller squint monitor.

Likes: Instant feedback on grade.

Going on to CCNP now.

T

 

[qz01gs]

welldone on passing

When I click the next button after my final question I closed my eyes for 5 mins then opened them and got the nice response!

 

[cyberspace]

Well done!

Is it out of 1000 I presume?

What is the passmark?

Is the simulator they use available for revision?

'When all else fails.......read the manual'

 

[qz01gs]

Pass mark it 849 but you get 300 just for starting so really the pass mark is 78%

 

[cyberspace]

Oh I see!

That's good!

I have my CCNA part 1 online Final this thursday!

'When all else fails.......read the manual'

 

[qz01gs]

online final whats all that about?

 

[cyberspace]

The online exam you take at the end of each semester

Did you not do this?

for Semester 1,2,3 and 4 you do a practical exam and an online final exam.

'When all else fails.......read the manual'

 

[qz01gs]

Nope just read the books!

 

[cyberspace]

Oh I see, you self taught?

'When all else fails.......read the manual'

 

[CiscoGuy33]

qz01gs,

Cyberspace seems to be talking about the Cisco Network Academy system of learning CCNA (as well as CCNP,CCSP and other areas).

Can be a GREAT structured way of learning Cisco networking!

Great way to learn plus the support group of fellow classmates and your instructor and most schools should have real Cisco equipment in a lab for students to use.

E.A. Broda
CCNA, CCDA, CCAI, Network +

 

[qz01gs]

Yep I enquired about doing it at a ntworl academy but my nearest was 30 miles away so I thought I might as well buy my own kit and do it by self-study and ultilize the various forums that are on the internet for advice.