11-29-2019, 06:53 PM
I have a few questions about the actual Cisco Exam that this site is helping to prepare us for (300-101):
Other than the 726+ multiple choice/drag and drop questions and the two provided SIM/SIMLET/TESTLET challenge questions what else will be on the exam? Is the hands on labs section actually on the exam or is that just to help prepare you for the real world?
There is a lot of content to absorb and I have been putting in the time reading the Cisco Press Official Exam Guide and spending a lot of time on this website trying to sharpen my skills and see what types of questions to expect on the exam. I think it would do everyone a world of good to know exactly what to expect on test day. How many questions are we talking about? How many are they standard multiple choice/Drag and drop and how many are hands on? Can you tell us specifically which hands on questions to spend our time perfecting (I know... study everything and be prepared for anything Cisco can throw at you). But really.... where should I spend most of my time between now and exam day? I have already spent 4 weeks on this web site after reading the Cisco Press Official Exam Guide cover to cover and I still don't feel like I am ready to face the exam. But I think a few more short days refining my focus on the hands on section of the exam will go a long way.
Thank you for your help as I try to take this last step in my CCNP Certification
Other than the 726+ multiple choice/drag and drop questions and the two provided SIM/SIMLET/TESTLET challenge questions what else will be on the exam? Is the hands on labs section actually on the exam or is that just to help prepare you for the real world?
There is a lot of content to absorb and I have been putting in the time reading the Cisco Press Official Exam Guide and spending a lot of time on this website trying to sharpen my skills and see what types of questions to expect on the exam. I think it would do everyone a world of good to know exactly what to expect on test day. How many questions are we talking about? How many are they standard multiple choice/Drag and drop and how many are hands on? Can you tell us specifically which hands on questions to spend our time perfecting (I know... study everything and be prepared for anything Cisco can throw at you). But really.... where should I spend most of my time between now and exam day? I have already spent 4 weeks on this web site after reading the Cisco Press Official Exam Guide cover to cover and I still don't feel like I am ready to face the exam. But I think a few more short days refining my focus on the hands on section of the exam will go a long way.
Thank you for your help as I try to take this last step in my CCNP Certification