Posted - Jul 15 2001 : 4:02:50 PM
I am scheduled to a "Prometric" site for taking a CCNA test. The instructions state that the exam will be 90 minutes and I should arrive at least 15 minutes prior the exam.
Does this mean that I have 15 minutes in the beginning for the "exercise test" (how to use the interface, press buttons) and 75 minutes for the real test? What if I spend more than 15 minutes for the beginning writing some notes and taking the "exercise"? Am I going to have less than 75 minutes for the test? What for the 15 minutes before the exam? Just to sign in and accommodate or I can start before and use these minutes for writing my notes?
I would really appreciate any answer from your experience to my questions. Thank you in advance!
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I am scheduled to a "Prometric" site for taking a CCNA test. The instructions state that the exam will be 90 minutes and I should arrive at least 15 minutes prior the exam.
Does this mean that I have 15 minutes in the beginning for the "exercise test" (how to use the interface, press buttons) and 75 minutes for the real test? What if I spend more than 15 minutes for the beginning writing some notes and taking the "exercise"? Am I going to have less than 75 minutes for the test? What for the 15 minutes before the exam? Just to sign in and accommodate or I can start before and use these minutes for writing my notes?
I would really appreciate any answer from your experience to my questions. Thank you in advance!
Posted - Jul 17 2001 : 3:53:53 PM
The test time is 90 minutes, before test there is 2 surveys that time is not included in your test time. When you start your ccna test than times starts.
KSheikh,cne,mcse,ccna
I am scheduled to a "Prometric" site for taking a CCNA test. The instructions state that the exam will be 90 minutes and I should arrive at least 15 minutes prior the exam.
Does this mean that I have 15 minutes in the beginning for the "exercise test" (how to use the interface, press buttons) and 75 minutes for the real test? What if I spend more than 15 minutes for the beginning writing some notes and taking the "exercise"? Am I going to have less than 75 minutes for the test? What for the 15 minutes before the exam? Just to sign in and accommodate or I can start before and use these minutes for writing my notes?
I would really appreciate any answer from your experience to my questions. Thank you in advance!
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