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Need some quick advice....

4_lom

Well, I've been studying for the ICND2 for the past year (college classes, work, and other certs have delayed me), and I think I'm finally ready to take the exam. I have been using Transcender Practice Exams since I took the ICND1. Got a deal on practice exams for both ICND1 and 2. I have been getting scores in the mid to upper 80's and I was wondering your opinions on the relevance of Transcender? For those of you who have used it and passed the ICND2, what were your practice exam scores before you took the real thing?

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Roguetadhg

If you're think you're ready to take the exam, go take the exam.

4_lom

Roguetadhg wrote: »

If you're think you're ready to take the exam, go take the exam.

I know this really the best advice anyone can give me at this point. But I'm just looking a point of reference (hence others scores'). I haven't failed a cert yet and I'd rather not start now (they aren't cheap, ya know

). Anywayz thanks for the response bro.

Roguetadhg

From what I was told by people taking the exams before hand, take 10% off your scores for the real-thing. If you pass, you pass.

I never took any (practice) exams myself so take my advice with a grain of salt.

chappys4life

I think at this point you should just take it, if you fail god forbid it will give you a heads up on things to work on. Your hitting that point **** or get off the pot.