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Reply #30 on:
July 02, 2009, 10:26:21 AM »
No problem guys.
I don't think they'll make you take it today. They'll either give you a new registration code or re-activate your prior code so you can re-schedule the exam.
As for quick update on what was discussed...
There is a review team that is responsible for the exam questions and mapping them to the objectives. How/why topics not in the objectives of the exam slipped through I'm not too sure. However, they are now considering forming another committee to take part in the review/development of exam questions.
Regarding the rounding of scores - it was unanimous that this should no longer occur. They will also be researching into moving from a %-based scoring system (e.g., 70% to pass) to a point-based system (700/1000 to pass). This will eliminate the marginal feeling associated with a "69.3%" on the exam, and it will be a strict 700 to pass. Keep in mind, these aren't the final numbers, just throwing them out there as an example.
Also the new point system has been finalized and been passed to the board for their approval. After that point, it should be implemented into the website.
Also, good luck on your test
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Wow, so looking at study materials, there aren't a lot available for v6. Just wondering if anyone have any pointers to study for v6. No money to shell out for the class. I have the years in security and have a sit in code for v5, but lapsed, just need to re-apply for a v6 code..??
Thank you all, as I was still studying the v5 books and course materials.
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I haven't found a third-party book which covers the V6 from CEH, but I am pretty sure that some will appear soon.
As far as I heard the official coursewear should be very good, however, I can't confirm this by myself as I haven't had a chance to take a look at them. If possible you may consider to buy them as they are from the source itself and should contain everything you need to pass.
You may take a look at the subforum on EH-Net for the V6 version (
here
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However, it looks like V6 covers same as V5 but more questions on the modules but not about the optional modules.
Any news Sopwith?
Thanks for the update BillV.
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Quote from: yackko on July 07, 2009, 08:34:12 AM
Wow, so looking at study materials, there aren't a lot available for v6. Just wondering if anyone have any pointers to study for v6.
As previously stated, the objectives/modules covered for v6 are the same as v5.
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Quote from: BillV on July 07, 2009, 09:00:38 AM
Quote from: yackko on July 07, 2009, 08:34:12 AM
Wow, so looking at study materials, there aren't a lot available for v6. Just wondering if anyone have any pointers to study for v6.
As previously stated, the objectives/modules covered for v6 are the same as v5.
I am looking to take the test this month. Will I encounter the same issue as Sopwith if I take the test?
His own situation largely mirrors my own. All my course material and study has been in v5.
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Quote from: KamiCrazy
I am looking to take the test this month. Will I encounter the same issue as Sopwith if I take the test?
His own situation largely mirrors my own. All my course material and study has been in v5.
It has been confirmed that several people have received questions outside of the scope of the objectives however, this is a very small number. There is a review process that is in place (which may be soon expanding to allow more people the ability to review test questions) to make sure questions are suitable for the exam.
While it is still within the realm of possibility that you may experience something similar to what Sopwith posted, I would not expect it. The objectives for v5 and v6 of the exam are the same. If you have used the v5 courseware and official study guide, that should still be sufficient to pass the v6 exam.
On another note... Sopwith, did you take the exam again today as expected?
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Sorry for the lack of updates everyone. I have been dealing with a lot of personal family issues, and some other stuff that has prevented me from taking the exam. I worked it all out with EC Council, and took it today.
The results............
Pass. >75 % Thanks again everyone and good luck to anyone taking the exam.
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w00t!!
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Awesome! Congrats!
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Congrats Sopwith, glad it all worked out in the end.
Second time around; how much of the exam was new material to v6 (if you're able to comment)
Where you planning on going from here?
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Andrew: I was MUCH MORE familiar with the material/questions this time around. I felt that the test was a closer match to what I studied. I passed with an 80. It was actually a 79.7x. So I didnt know it as well as I could have. I also did self study, and a lot of what i learned was either hands on or from building labs. There is a post here (forgot where) with a great guideline for passing with self study. I followed it pretty closely. However my study time was limited to about 2 months.
I have been enrolled in OSCP for 30 days, and purchased the 60 days worth of the lab. Everything said about OSCP is true, it IS the best training of all time.
Another thing I did was ask to volunteer for my company's information security department. Luckily they allowed it, and it helped me learn nmap, and a lot of other tools in an enterprise environment.
I am going to stop testing after OSCP, while i love the learning, it will be time to put what i learned to use.
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Congratulations, Sopwith.
Good to hear, that everything went fine and that you are now certified.
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Congrats!
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Thanks for the follow-up, good luck with OSCP
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Congrats on the passing, hope the guide was a good one for you to pass it!
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