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CCIE Written

Posted on August 6, 2012January 8, 2019 by Tom Kacprzynski

Before anyone is allowed to schedule the CCIE Lab test, they have to pass the CCIE Written exam 350-001, which is a 120 minute test consisting of 90-110 question (see the link for official blueprint). CCIE candidates usually do either one of these two: take the CCIE written test before doing any workbooks/labs or take the exam before they are ready to schedule the lab test.  I did the latter.  To me it made more sense to configure each topic and have hands on experience, before taking the written test.  I finished the technology based labs and scheduled my written test.  As my main preparation, I used Bosom Exam Environment and utilizing the CCIE written question.  I think Boson has a very useful study tool to review content and fill in any new gaps for their written exam questions.  I passed it on my first attempt.

 

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2 thoughts on “CCIE Written”

  1. Edgar Diaz says:
    November 2, 2013 at 20:52

    it is written 350-001 not 650 !! Tom !!!

    i’m preparing my lab now !!!

    1. Tom Kacprzynski says:
      November 2, 2013 at 22:53

      haha..good catch.. i’ll get that typo fixed up…thanks for reading.

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