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8/17/2009 6:04:36 AM

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8/17/2009 1:35:22 PM

Here's something interested I ran across earlier..

Quote :

"n August 27, Cisco will introduce a pilot for the CCIE Routing and Switching lab exam in Beijing, China. The pilot will add a 10-minute interview that will assess the candidate’s ability to apply expert-level networking skills and knowledge to networking problems that are encountered on the job. After the lab orientation, a panel of three experts will conduct a verbal interview with each candidate, asking a series of expert-level networking questions (questions and answers will be in English). The ability to correctly answer these questions will affect the exam score. After completing the interview, the candidate will have the entire 8 hours to complete the lab portion of the exam. These scores will then be calculated and then combined for a total score which will decide a pass or a fail. "

8/30/2009 4:54:37 PM

Already started ... I think its 4 questions though, and if you dont get at least x many of them right (I Think you have to get 3 of the 4), then you dont pass, no matter what your results are from the lab portion.

I helped as a proctor for the beta that took place in China ... and those dudes were failing left and right because they could not memorize these new questions in advance, like they were doing with the lab portion.

Some candidates would pass the lab portion with a 97, or almost perfect score, and then not get any of the new "oral" questions correct.

9/1/2009 2:20:27 PM

no speakeee englisheee

9/1/2009 3:21:32 PM

no wonder all those who took it FAILED!

9/1/2009 4:12:54 PM

lol

are you saying they still let you take the lab without telling you whether you pass/fail the oral exam?? jesus that would suck balls to get a great grade on the lab after you had failed regardless, lol

9/1/2009 4:16:41 PM