Does anyone know if they give you partial credit for questions answered correctly in each trouble ticket?

that information is not supplied by cisco so who knows. my best guess would be yes.

The best answer I can give you is 'maybe'. That, or some of the trouble tickets have a different score weighting to others.
And that's based on pure conjecture of my exam scoring.

my understanding is that when you get a question right, the little man in the computer throws a dart at a dart board
and the number he hits is the number of points you scored for the question..

shhh...this is Cisco proprietary information

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The little guy in the computers I use must be REALLY bad at darts then cause I always get low scores even when I KNOW I've got the answers right

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There are three questions per topic. If you are wrong on the first one you will be wrong on those other two and you will score nothing. It is very hard to get the third question wrong except for one that regards switching so be very careful. You can also browse through all the topics and all the questions and not push submit. So you go through all the test and then after you understand what they ask of you , you can start giving the answers. This is helpful and a bit of a cheat because if you find 4 eigrp problems in the whole test you are probably wrong three times. What I can say about the test without breaching the terms and conditions is that it is better to be mediocre in all the subjects than to be proficient in a couple.

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