Failed with 775...

josrodriguez

I studied with the ICND books, boson sim and test questions, and some other practice stuff. There just seem to be to many things that I didnt remember or know. The percentages I got were as followed:

Imp and Op 50%
Troubleshooting 70%
Planning and Designing 90%
Technology 64%

I thought I studied the right things but apparently not. If you guys can point me into the right direction so that I pass the next time that would be extremely helpful.

Thanks in advance.

Opi

too bad, better luck next time
you are very close, keep on going man!!

gravyjoe

Ah, man that sucks!!! 775 is not a bad score, considering that it would be like a C+, but apparently not enough for the Cisco test. From what I've heard on here, simulaton questions count for a lot. OSPF, RIP, IGRP, and VLANs seem to be important. Once again, this is just what I've heard from others.

mikej412

Sorry...

Hum, no certifications? First exam a Cisco exam?

2 options:

1. let it bother you, take some time, get over it, study some more, smack-down the re-test.

2. Learn from your first attempt. Did a Sim get you? Work on hands on stuff or at least go over command configuations if you don't have routers/switches or a Simulator. Did subnetting get you? Go to the practice web site... which I can't remember... look at previous posts here -- or someone will back me up and post the link. What gave you most problems? That's what you need to go over. You've got at least a 5 day waiting period before a re-test -- you don't have to sign up today, but considering first-test jitters and first Cisco test -- you are easily within striking distance of the CCNA. Use the time wisely and someone will tell you where the secret CCNA club house is. Shake it off - study some more -- and smack-down the re-test.

Hum -- let it bother you or not -- but both end with smacking down the re-test. Sounds like a plan?