LumbergSaturdays wrote: Are you able to say what the passing score is?
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dtlokee wrote: A simple google search yeilded the answer you're looking for.
dtlokee wrote: Congratulations on the pass, what's next?
LumbergSaturdays wrote: Thanks dtlokee! Now it's on to CIPT! Just started reading the Cisco CIPT Self-Study, will try to read it front-to-back by this weekend, to get started. EDIT: On my test print-out I noticed that the wait time for retaking a test has been increased to 180 days?!!!!!!!!! Ho-leeeee cow! Wasn't it 7 days previously?
LumbergSaturdays wrote: I just passed it today.
mikej412 wrote: LumbergSaturdays wrote: I just passed it today. Congratulations! Good luck on CIPT! Have you decided on an exam version yet -- the 4.1 version or 5.0?
LumbergSaturdays wrote: Errr...I need to choose a version?
LumbergSaturdays wrote: dtlokee wrote: Congratulations on the pass, what's next? Thanks dtlokee! Now it's on to CIPT! Just started reading the Cisco CIPT Self-Study, will try to read it front-to-back by this weekend, to get started. EDIT: On my test print-out I noticed that the wait time for retaking a test has been increased to 180 days?!!!!!!!!! Ho-leeeee cow! Wasn't it 7 days previously?
mariusac wrote: Are you serious ? They changed it to 180 days of waiting period to retake the test ?
Retaking Exams * Candidates who fail an exam must wait a period of five (5) calendar days, beginning the day after the failed attempt, before they may retest for the same exam. * Once passed, a candidate must wait a minimum of 180 days before taking the same exam with an identical exam number.
mariusac wrote: Thanks for the information, Mike I thought there are specific cisco certifications for instructor. Marius
dtlokee wrote: mariusac wrote: Thanks for the information, Mike I thought there are specific cisco certifications for instructor. Marius Yeah, to be a CCSI you need to pass a lab exam and a presentation exam (know as the ICP) then sit through each course you want to deliver with an existing CCSI and pass the exam at the instructor cut score (generally 50-75 points higher than the normal cut score) and wait a few weeks to get your approval to deliver that course, so if you wanted to deliver all the CCVP modules you would need to do this 6 times.
mariusac wrote: dtlokee wrote: mariusac wrote: Thanks for the information, Mike I thought there are specific cisco certifications for instructor. Marius Yeah, to be a CCSI you need to pass a lab exam and a presentation exam (know as the ICP) then sit through each course you want to deliver with an existing CCSI and pass the exam at the instructor cut score (generally 50-75 points higher than the normal cut score) and wait a few weeks to get your approval to deliver that course, so if you wanted to deliver all the CCVP modules you would need to do this 6 times. What do you mean by 6 times ? So If somebody want to be CCVP instructor, he/she has to pass CCSI + CCVP with a higher score ? Thanks
LumbergSaturdays wrote: dtlokee wrote: A simple google search yeilded the answer you're looking for. I still don't see anywhere on google where you saw a passing score for the CVOICE test, but needless to say, I just passed it today.