From: St Pancras (ccielab-groupstudy@mazehill.co.uk)
Date: Wed Apr 30 2008 - 05:33:47 ART
Mike,
Two points:
1. If I am not mistaken (I can be) discussing your score is against the
NDA. Cisco employees read the list.
2. I am sorry to hear this. Next time you will crack it. More self
belief, less self doubt.
Good luck
St Pancras
Mike Haddad wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Like everybody, I wished to writed PASSED CCIE CCIE# in the subject.
> Unfortunately, I failed with a very close score. I really put lots of time the
> third attempt to understand all the core technologies and fill all my
> weaknesses. One of the big reasons I am failing is because of jet lag. I live
> in Canada as permemnant resident. Getting to USA is impossible. I submitted a
> visitor visa application since 1 year and a half and they never got back to
> me, neither yes or no. I am from originally from the middleeast , Lebanon, and
> that's explains it. I couldn't wait flew to Dubai and to Brussels for the
> exam. The exam used to start as 11:00 pm vancouver time in Dubai and it
> started 1 hour late in Brussels which was 12:00am vancouver time.
>
>
> The last attempt was last Sunday in Brussels. The last three hours I felt
> that my brain is no more productive and up to speed. I finished the lab in 7.5
> hours and had only 0.5 hours to review and verified as much as I can. I know
> that I shouldn't have failed. I understood all the technologies and worked on
> all my weaknesses.
>
> For me, I won't give up. But the issue is when and how can I do it again.
> Jet lag is an issue and money for me is an issue. I am self funding this and I
> used the long way by purchasing internetworkexpert end to end CCIE self-paced
> track. Till now 14000$. I can't attend boot camps as welll due to money and
> Visa issues.
>
> My score reported showed that all the core was 90% correct. It is only the
> final questions and easy ones I failed due to the jet lag. I requested a
> reread for my exam hoping that it may change somethings because in IOS
> Services the scoring was 25% which I consider very low and couldn't believe
> it. I hope the reread changes something.
>
> Congratulations for all who passed,
>
> Remark: If you'er questioning how did I know my score, I counted how many
> questions I had in each section. From the scoring % in each section I was able
> to figure out how many questions I missed. The score ended up in a rane of 76
> to 79.
>
> Regards,
>
>
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