Passed Support 2.0 today with 827. 61 questions, 75 minutes with a passing
score of 692. I used CIT Cisco Press Book, Boson test #2 and Oppenheimer's
flash cards. I read CIT Book cover-to-cover and then drilled with practice
questions and reviewed all my wrong answers several times until I knew and
understood all answers to questions cold. I didn't just memorize answers. I
also knew WHY they were the right answers. That's the key.
Exam had what I thought to be some very cleverly worded questions that really
required you to think carefully before answering. Thus, a couple of times, my
initial-response answer to a question was wrong until I figured out what the
question was really asking. From what I heard others say, there is not much
difference between CIT and Support 2.0. Based on the CIT material I used as a
reference, I tend to agree.
Dimitrije
Sanjay da wrote:
> Hello All :
>
> I am planning for the CIT 4.0 exam next week.
> However, I am still debating whether I should go for the support 2.0 exam.
> There has been numerous complaints in this group about the poorly written
> CIT 4.0 exam.
> Any thoughts ?
>
> Also, how adequate are the boson tests for CIT 4.0 or Support 2.0 ?
>
> thanks
>
> Sanjay
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