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disi wrote: » That email is authentic... I can even see the result now: XK0-003 Linux+ (2009 Edition) somecode Pass 20090722 2009-Jul-22 somecode Never I didn't know that the exam never expires O.o //edit: if others have the problem, you have to generate a password first. On the page choose "Or" and put in your email address. This will send you an email with a link where you can set a password etc.
I received my pass letter today as well.
RobertKaucher wrote: » Come on guys... I told you all I took a 790... You gotta share what you got. Mine was terrible, so yours cannot be any worse.
matradley wrote: » I would tell you... I just have yet to receive the actual letter from VUE. 790?! What's the pass mark?
joecontreras wrote: » According to his first post he passed by 40 points so I would guess a 750, which is a little higher than previous pass marks I think. I haven't received the scores on either of mine yet just a pass and fail.
MentholMoose wrote: » Hey you passed, that's what counts! My letter came today, score is 855. IIRC that's about the same as what I got on Linux+ 2004 when I took it in 2005.
disi wrote: » I cannot find this information on prometric or comptia Maybe when I get the letter...
robertkaucher wrote: » you gotta share what you got
Met44 wrote: » 815
UnixGeek wrote: » 865 here, but you know what? A pass is a pass. There's nothing terrible about it, aside from how I did on the CUPS questions.
MentholMoose wrote: » What study material did you use?
undomiel wrote: » Oh good my Linux+ scores came in. Pass! Pulled an 815. Not quite as good as the Server+ but I believe that's the exact same score that I did for the Security+ way back when.
Met44 wrote: » I recall browsing the objectives (I think the 2009 objectives were published?), but I didn't actually have time to study for it -- I think I was in with the last batch of people to receive an invite. I was wrapped up with being out of town for work, and class had just started up. Amid all that I wasn't in the mood to study hehe, just wanted to see what the exam was like. I apparently touched on enough of the exam topics through work and recreational use to get through with a decent score. There were some questions I had no idea about, like pointed questions about configuration file directives for particular programs that I have never had the need to use. The e-mail that was sent to me made it seem like they were trying to instill a sense of urgency in prospective test-takers (something about only a certain number of people would get to take it). So, of course, I scheduled it right away. I figured most people would be doing this and wouldn't have time to properly study for the exam. It turns out I think any potential study time for me would have been wasted, when it comes to the score -- most of the stuff I think I missed I would not have thought to memorize for use limited to just this exam in my foreseeable future.
