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do the exams **** you

downloaddan

If you fail I was wondering if the exams **** you?
by asking you some of the same questions you got wrong in your previous tests?
does it remember and pass out your old failded questions to try to catch you out again?

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Thiassi

Not it doesn't but there is a large pool of questions it picks out from so you will most likely see some of the questions from the failed exam but probably mostly new ones.

scheistermeister

I know on Cisco tests it doesn't. I have only re-take one exam and I did have a lot of the same questions, but the one that were the same I knew I had right the first time around.

Essendon

Thiassi wrote:

Not it doesn't but there is a large pool of questions it picks out from so you will most likely see some of the questions from the failed exam but probably mostly new ones.

+1

When I took my CCNA, I failed it twice before nailing it the third time. Cant really say nailed it, as quite a few of the questions were repeated, even 2 sims were repeated. They of course dont **** you, in a way it's good for the test-taker if the questions were repeated. I would take extra care if I saw the same question again, ensuring that atleast that question wasnt marked wrong. This is IMHO, other people might think differently.

undomiel

If they did I would think it would make things easier since with the extra study you put in it would make it more likely for you to get questions right that you had seen before.