Hi everybody:
I was just trying to find out and understand the way
Cisco marks our test.
They say that they scale it from 300 to 1000. What is
that? To me scaling from 0 is easy, but I am not able
to understand this. Can someone please help me out
with this.
I received 822 on my CCNA and the
1000-300 = 700
700/100 = 7
So, 7 points = 1%
755-300= 455
455/7= 65%
822-300=522
522/7= 74%
of course, this may or may not be how it's done. Probably not.
-chris
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Alegbra class, huh?
Rick
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ryone
gets different questions.
So I cannot see the point in trying to work out how good your pass mark is.
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1000-300 = 700
700/100 = 7
So, 7 points = 1%
755-300= 455
455/7= 65%
822-300=522
522/7= 74%
of course, this may or may not be how it's done. Probably not.
-chris
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