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DucDewd

Is there any truth to what seems to be a wives tale to me; A colleague said that I scored minimal points on a lab sim because I verified locations/subnets, and the scoring of each sim is calculated not only by end result, BUT number of clicks?

Yeah I'm trying to justify my failure but, this seems like BS to me.

Anyone ever heard of this?

643......just a few GPO's away, WOW is that one wordy test!!!!

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undomiel

There has been no information released about the scoring of the sims. That being said I would suspect that they are scored on the end results and not on how you got there. If you want to play it safe though, don't forget that you can always reset the sim and retry with minimal clicks.

spaat

DucDewd wrote: »

Is there any truth to what seems to be a wives tale to me; A colleague said that I scored minimal points on a lab sim because I verified locations/subnets, and the scoring of each sim is calculated not only by end result, BUT number of clicks?

Yeah I'm trying to justify my failure but, this seems like BS to me.

Anyone ever heard of this?

643......just a few GPO's away, WOW is that one wordy test!!!!

That's a myth. If they were scoring on clicks, why would they put in a "reset".