CCNA Failure

I took the CCNA test for the yesterday and failed again with a 761. Scored a 100 in the planning and design and an 84 in troubleshooting.

Man.... I am a CCNA (Ver 2.0) and this test is NOTHING like the last one.

Not sure if I should split the re-certification into two tests or keep going after the 801.

The two areas I need to work on are Inplementation and operation and technology. Any suggestions for study on these two areas or splitting the re-certification into two tests instead of one?

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Noods

I thought to recertify you only needed to complete the ICND?

revingtosh

I failed the Cisco INTRO last week.

I heard that if you fail the exam twice, you are not allowed to resit any more...

Does anyone know if that is correct?

R3v

leefdaddy

yeah i'm almost positive to recert you only need ICND... i just read it the other day while looking at all that info.

Drakonblayde

There is no limit to the number of attempts you can make on Cisco exams. There may be a time limit between the number of attempts, but if you fail more than twice, you can resit the exam until you pass it (as long as your checkbook holds out)

hz36t5

Is there somewhere I can verify that? I looked out at Cisco's website but did not find that fact.

hz36t5

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/learning/le3/learning_recertification_training.html

Complete one of the following recertification options:
• Pass the current certification exam
• Pass a Cisco Qualified Specialist exam (excluding Sales Specialist exams)
• Pass any Professional level exam bearing a 642 prefix
• Advancing to the next level or recertifying at the Professional level automatically renews all related Associate level certifications
• Pass a CCIE written exam on or after October 1, 2004