640-802 Passed but scared....+feedback

Hi to all, this is my first post in this forum (found it yesterday), all the feedbacks i read from here were very useful today at the exam, the last day readings i did here were the ones that helped me out the most.
The reason i'm a little bit scared is that after passing the test, the score report says that the test may not be classified as valid if Cisco cannot certify that the test represents a valid measure of my ability. I want to know if i should be worried about this or not cause i have to wait a few days from now until cisco evaluates it. I will appreciate any info on the subject.

Now for my feedback, this was my first attempt

. Scored 860
Describe how a network works 100%

VLAN 66%
Implement IP adressing... 83%
Configure, verify.....Cisco devices...92%
Wlan... 100%

Network security...50%

Nat, acls.....50%

Wan.......75%

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blackninja

Did you read the NDA: http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/downloads/guest/learning/c644/ccmigration_09186a00803641d2.pdf

You are not surposed to disclose any of the info you have in your post.

You did OK though, a pass is a pass

Feblex

Thanks black ninja, btw do you know about this
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"The reason i'm a little bit scared is that after passing the test, the score report says that the test may not be classified as valid if Cisco cannot certify that the test represents a valid measure of my ability."

blackninja

Feblex wrote: »

Thanks black ninja, btw do you know about this
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"The reason i'm a little bit scared is that after passing the test, the score report says that the test may not be classified as valid if Cisco cannot certify that the test represents a valid measure of my ability."

Goto the cisco cert site in 5 days and your score will be verified.

If you havn't already goto: https://i7lp.integral7.com/durango/do/login?ownername=cisco&channel=cisco&basechannel=integral7 and you have to confirm your address and then your cert will be sent (i live in uk and it took 8 weeks to reach me)

Feblex

ok,thanks

blackninja

P.S.

Welcome to the forum

schpenxel

Feblex wrote: »

Hi to all, this is my first post in this forum (found it yesterday), all the feedbacks i read from here were very useful today at the exam, the last day readings i did here were the ones that helped me out the most.
The reason i'm a little bit scared is that after passing the test, the score report says that the test may not be classified as valid if Cisco cannot certify that the test represents a valid measure of my ability. I want to know if i should be worried about this or not cause i have to wait a few days from now until cisco evaluates it. I will appreciate any info on the subject.

Now for my feedback, this was my first attempt. Scored 860
Describe how a network works 100%
VLAN 66%
Implement IP adressing... 83%
Configure, verify.....Cisco devices...92%
Wlan... 100%
Network security...50%
Nat, acls.....50%
Wan.......75%

Wow..BARELY passed, lol. congrats

mikej412

Congratulations!!

Hopefully you'll get the official result confirmation before the waiting drives you crazy

Dubuku57

This is purely hearsay...Is it true that Cisco runs some sorta algo while ur doing ur test to ensure that u are actually answering the qns out of knowing and not copying or smth like that?

Slowhand

Feblex wrote: »

Thanks black ninja, btw do you know about this
quote
"The reason i'm a little bit scared is that after passing the test, the score report says that the test may not be classified as valid if Cisco cannot certify that the test represents a valid measure of my ability."

This is basically Cisco's way of saying, "as long as there aren't any glaring red flags that you may have cheated during your exam, your score is valid." There are some ways that Cisco can tell if you've cheated, these days, such as flagging the amount of time spent on each question, (if it's averaging only a few seconds per question, for example, that's usually a sign someone memorized a bunch of answers from a stolen braindump). For 99% of the people that legitimately passed the exam, there's nothing to worry about, it's just legal jargon they have to toss in there because they do audit exams that toss out those red flags.

Congrats on the pass, and welcome to the forum!