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Expanded all six Cisco certifications by +50 questions each (+300 in total)
We have expanded six Cisco certifications: CCST Networking (100-150), CCST Cybersecurity (100-160), CCNA (200-301), CCNA Cybersecurity (200-201), CCNA Automation (200-901), and CCNP Enterprise ENCOR (350-401) — now holding 110, 105, 150, 140, 140, and 150 questions respectively. The new questions were allocated to match each exam's official blueprint weights; for CCNA Automation and CCNA Cybersecurity the resulting distribution matches the official ratios exactly. Multiple-response ratios were also tuned to each exam's target. Most questions present an artifact in monospace — a configuration fragment, show output, API response, Python script, or EEM applet — and ask you to interpret, diagnose, or correct it. For quality assurance we combined machine validation with independent review by a separate model, fetching the official exam topics to confirm scope currency (ENCOR v1.2, effective since March 2026; CCNA Automation v1.1). Every artifact was checked for reproducibility on real equipment, and the printed figures were re-derived to confirm they genuinely support the stated conclusion.
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You can now revisit questions you have already answered
While practicing, you can now go back to the previous question or several questions back. Use "← Prev" in the bottom bar to step back one at a time, or tap "Question 3 / 30" at the top to open a grid of question numbers and jump straight to any of them. In immediate-scoring mode the grid is color-coded by correct, incorrect, and unanswered, so you can pick out just the ones you missed. Questions you revisit are shown in their graded state (answer revealed, with the explanation) and cannot be re-answered — this keeps your study record and XP from being counted twice. The same grid is available in batch-scoring and exam modes; since nothing has been graded yet there, it only shows whether each question is answered or unanswered, which helps when you do a final pass over the ones you skipped. Navigating always brings you back to the top of the question.
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Improved the pace of answering questions on mobile
Based on feedback from a user, we improved two things about answering questions. First, the "Next" button used to sit below the explanation, so you had to scroll before you could move on. The primary actions — Submit, Next, and Prev/Next — are now pinned to the bottom of the screen and stay within thumb reach regardless of how long the explanation is (on short questions that fit the screen, they still appear inline at the end as before). In addition, the explanation now starts collapsed when you answer correctly, so you can move straight on from questions you already knew; tap "See explanation" to open it (once you do, it stays open for correct answers for the rest of that session). Second, when you moved to the next question the page kept the scroll position from the previous one, sometimes leaving the question text off-screen. Switching questions now always returns you to the top. The same fixes apply to batch-scoring and exam modes, and to the results screen. We also made the correct/incorrect verdict and your score announce automatically to screen readers.
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