CCENT\CCNA structure

Patrick McAleer

I passed my Network+ thanks to you guys and I am now on to CCENT. You guys have a CCENT class and then a CCNA class. Am I right to assume if I go through the CCENT class I should be ready for the ICND 100-101 test and then do the CCNA class and I'll will be ready for the ICND2 200-101 test? With additional study of coarse. Is that how you have it broken up? Also are these tests expiring soon. It looks like they have been available since 2013.

Thanks,

Pat

Ronnie Wong

@Patrick-McAleer,

oops... I just searched their site, I don't see the exam scheduled or retirement and can't find anyone mentioning it on any google search....so I think you're fine.

Yes, in theory the you should following and sit the CCENT first before CCNA R+S exam. The content cover every exam objective. The keys to success for Cisco exams:

Practice, practice all commands to learn what they do.
2.Practice, practice all commands to the point of muscle memory.
Practice, practice all commands to get fast (give yourself, regardless of question, 1 minute per question to read, understand and answer the questions--even on practice exams)
learn subnetting and do steps 1 - 3.

Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
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