Re: Question of Topic Coverage in V4 BP

How would one give you the break down W/O breaking NDA? How do you know you
will get that same test?
I can just imagine what would have happened if the test v4 was very very
easy. Oh my god.....we knew it ......it has turned into another MCSE.......

Now that they gave us what we asked for, now we hear.........You don't need
to know IGP......this is crazy.............

Come on guys, cheer up, it will make you guys a better eng. Now you can be
proud that you are a CCIE. And if someone says "i don't care" my question is
"what are you doing here?"
Hey its cool, we will study a little harder to compensate for the
changes. Don't give up, learn more.

Some change direction and go to SP, even though its NOT a bad idea, but
you probably had a reason to do R&S, stick to your reason. So what if they
make that test hard? are you going to go to storage?

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 6:40 AM, Johnny B CCIE <jbccie_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Discussing points and scores is a violation of the NDA.
>
> On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 9:24 AM, <dtdellboy_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> > All,
> > Without violating the NDA, would somebody comment on the amount of
> questions
> > from each topic such as L2, IGP, EGP , IP services and such ?
> > In V3 BP we knew about 65% was based on the so called core topics.I
> wonder if
> > this has been changed in the new BP as most of the early test takers have
> > indicated.Also wonder how deep the the new non core topics are now
> compared to
> > the V3 as it would seems difficult to visit the Doc CD as often as in the
> V3.
> >
> > cheers,
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