Re: R&S v4 points

Hi Jack!

I seem to remember Cisco giving an example that if you received 12
Trouble Tickets, you would need to solve 8 or more in order to pass
that section. They will certainly tell you in the section
instructions, so you can craft your strategy accordingly.

Regarding the Configuration portion, remember that they will construct
this section differently all the time to protect the integrity of the
exam. So for example, one lab exam might feature 2 questions in a BGP
section each worth 3 points, but another exam might feature 4
questions each worth 2 points.

In addition to consistently varying the number of tasks and their
point value, keep in mind that Cisco will also vary things like the
number of diagrams and their style, and the amount of preconfiguration
and built-in errors.

Warmest Regards,

Anthony J. Sequeira, CCIE #15626
http://www.INE.com

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On Oct 29, 2009, at 8:21 PM, Jack wrote:

> 1. OEQ: 3/4 to pass
>
> 2. Troubleshouting: 10 - 12 tickets, how many points/tickets to pass?
>
> 3. Configuration: Some one posted that taking EGP for example,
> instead of separating into THREE questions like in previous version,
> the new version put all tasks into ONE big question. CCIE lab exam
> does not grant partial credit. If there were 13 tasks all together
> and some one was able to accomplish 12 tasks out of it. Does it
> mean that the new version will give 0% while the old version will
> give 66% in this section?
>
> Thanks,
> Jack
>
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