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With my miserable hat on yet again, when i did my courses there were a number of Solaris vets, most of them failed even the RHCT... It's different enough to be a partial hinderance to many I'd say.
I did well in RHCE, got 100% in both RHCT and RHCE.
I think that's pretty impressive. I scored in the low 90s on both components, and I know several other folks who did as well. 100% is quite an accomplishment, IMO.
I think that's pretty impressive. I scored in the low 90s on both components, and I know several other folks who did as well. 100% is quite an accomplishment, IMO.
Congratulations. But what do you honestly think of a certification that you got 100% in? Do you not think it means it was too simplistic?
No, Chris I dont think we can say it simplistic, because see I was practicing for around 4-5 hours daily on various servers and stuff. I guess that helped me.
I don't necessarily agree that the exam wasn't hard (but I won't rehash that whole conversation again). However, I do wholeheartedly agree that relaxing will do you lots of good. Keep calm and let all that studying and practicing work in your favor. Anxiety often brings out the worst in us.
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