Agree... but I understand the candidates unsecure feeling. I'm CCNA candidate
myself :-)
Lots of answers are given when studying from a book like Cisco's CCNA
studyguide. It comes in Paper+CD.
The CD also contains Exam practice with about 500 Q's giving a pretty idea
what's coming. Though, I guess the GUI on the exam is a bit different from the
CD's.
If one wants to be sure, whom to ask? The Priests or the Prophetes? :-)
Just my 0.02 Euro...
Erik
Roman wrote:
> What is the deal with everyone having to know exactly how many
> questions are on the test? What does it matter? You have to know
> the material whether it's now or on the job. Just study until you know it.
> Take the test. If you know 80% of the material, you'll get an 80%. Why
> would it matter if there were 65 questions or 72? Also...there is PLENTY
> of time to finish, regardless of the number. I just don't understand all of
> this '"take the test tomorrow - PLEASE HELP ME!" stuff.
>
> I'm missing something - as usual - somebody fill me in.
>
> Respectfully,
> Roman
>
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