YES! (Passed CCNA today)

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Doesn't Cisco still breakdown the exam by subsections?
- Planning & Designing
- Troubleshooting
- Implementation and Operation
- Technology

Since each section is given a percentage, one could use the average of these to calculate what their score is. Not 100% accurate but if you need to know it's starting point.

 

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That tells you what percent of the questions you got right, but not how many questions you got right or what percent of the score you got right. So you're missing too many variables to get anywhere.

If you knew that each section had the same number of questions, you might have more of a starting place... but they don't.

 

I thought Cisco had openly confirmed that they give partial credit for sim questions.

Im quoting book, CCENT/CCNA ICND 1 Official Exam Certification Guide, 2nd Ed by Odom, page xxix

 

Then you most certainly would not be able to calculate the percentage of questions answered correctly, right?

 

Exactly...