C'mon Sean, do yourself some credit, I was sitting next to you and you
finished in just under 15 minutes and got a 99%. I would say the
Juniper exam is more like a gillion, zillion times more difficult than
the CCIE exam. If anyone doubts any of this, you can check with the
easterbunny, he was in seat #3, or elvis, in seat #4. I must admit
being a bit shocked when John Chambers ran in and put a gold star on
Sean's score report and offered to hire him away from his job at
Juniper's Marketing Department.
All in good fun.
Quoting Sean Young :
> Hi everyone,
>
> I took the Juniper exam yesterday and passed the exam with a score of
> 80% (the passing score is 80%). In restropect, I have to say that the
> materials are really difficult, the questions are very tricky but fair.
> One thing I like about Juniper is that the exam is that even though the
> questions are tricky, they are very interesting and challenging. The
> exam lasted 90 minutes and I actually used the whole 90 minutes. When I
> took the CCIE written 2 months ago, I don't remember the CCIE to be
that
> difficult. I remembered finishing the CCIE exam in about 30 minutes.
> My score on the CCIE written was 95% so I think I got the concept down
> very well. However, if anyone think that if you have a easy time with
> the CCIE written, you should also have an easy with the Juniper exam,
> then you are DEAD wrong (if I am wrong, please correct me on this one).
> The juniper exam will make Cisco exam looks like child's play. If you
> don't have hand-on experience with Juniper, you will have a very
> difficult time with Juniper exam. Attending Juniper training will
help
> you somewhat for the exam, but it will not totally prepare for the
exam.
> With Juniper exam, if you don't have BGP, OSPF and MPLS down cold, and
> I really mean it, you can just forget about taking the exam. Between
> CCIE and Juniper, I would have to say that Juniper is about 5 times
more
> difficult than CCIE exam because I don't think any of us has that much
> experience with traffic engineering. After taking the exam, I really
> have an appreciation for Juniper Engineers. They REALLY know their
> stuffs. There is just no f***ing at the core. If you are working with
> Juniper product, you are at the major league.
>
> Anyone who did take the Juniper exam or about to and would like to
share
> your experience, I would like to hear from you.
>
> Sean
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