Cisco Retake Policy confusion

Dear All,
I appeared for CIPT 2 exam on 13th of May 2009, but i failed the exam. I retake the exam for free and again i failed the exam. My confusion is that should i have to pay the examination fee again for the same exam or i can appear in the exam again for free.
And can anyone tell me how long this policy is valid for.
Please let me know i will be very grateful to you.
Thanks,
Malik.

As far as I know you must pay for it each time you take an exam, pass or fail.
Cheers,
Chad

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