CVOICE exam has simulation questions like CCNA ?

Hi All,
To : Mike or someone in this forum who has passed CVOICE
Would you mind answer these questions :
1. Does CVOICE exam have simulation questions like CCNA ?
If Yes, How many percent of the simulation questions of the total questions?
and How does it affect the scoring system ?
2. Does the questions on CVOICE exam based on the Cisco Voice over IP (CVoice) (Authorized Self-Study Guide), 2nd Edition By Kevin Wallace ?
Is there a possibility that the CVOICE questions are based on other sources ?
3. I am learning CVOICE right now like what Mike have suggested me.
Is it possible to pass CVOICE without a hands on practice ?
Last, I am sorry if there are repetitive questions from me and I also really appreciate for your help in answering these questions
Thank You
Marius
To : Mike or someone in this forum who has passed CVOICE
Would you mind answer these questions :
1. Does CVOICE exam have simulation questions like CCNA ?
If Yes, How many percent of the simulation questions of the total questions?
and How does it affect the scoring system ?
2. Does the questions on CVOICE exam based on the Cisco Voice over IP (CVoice) (Authorized Self-Study Guide), 2nd Edition By Kevin Wallace ?
Is there a possibility that the CVOICE questions are based on other sources ?
3. I am learning CVOICE right now like what Mike have suggested me.
Is it possible to pass CVOICE without a hands on practice ?
Last, I am sorry if there are repetitive questions from me and I also really appreciate for your help in answering these questions
Thank You
Marius
David
Comments
1. Cisco NDA will prevent me (or anyone) from answering this, I would say be ready for anything.
2. I have not read the self study guide in it's entirety, but it is based on the official courseware, and the official courseware covers the entire exam, often the answers are word for word from the courseware.
3. It is possible but it will be more difficult trying to memorize configuration commands without the hands on. For me the hands on practice makes the configuration commands easier to remember than trying to sit down and study them from a notecard or something.
I would say overall you don't need a 1000 to pass, study what you think will be the most likely topics (looking at the study guide) and give it a shot.
2. I expect that the book comes from the course, not the other way around. Just reading the book won't cover everything, and in fact the exam guide on cisco.com says as much.
3. Yes, you can pass it without having touched a voice router, but you won't understand how it all works properly until you've had real experience.
Mark
[quote:e64f0204e0="damsel_in_tha_net"]Oh shoot! Is that Angel Eyes? :shock:.[/quote]
from the Minimum required for VoIP job
Passing the exams doesn't mean much if you can't demonstrate you have the skills and knowledge listed in the exam blueprints.
That reminds me.... I should go update the thread where we were talking about the old MC3810s -- my Version 3 for $10 just came today.
I’ll never understand these questions. Didn’t you have to drive a car to get your driver’s license? Would you trust your life to a pilot who only read about flying @ Wikipedia and didn’t learn in an actual plane/simulator?