CCENT/CCNA: CBT or OCG first?

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A few days ago I brought a subscription for CBT Nuggets (Basic), after one of my friends recommending it to me, and my book has recently been delivered (Wendell's OCG).. Since then I was using INE (Sadly this was based on the old exam series)
I was wondering would you guys recommend I go through the CBT Nuggets or the OCG first, I'm indecisive about this?
Need some thoughts
Michael
I was wondering would you guys recommend I go through the CBT Nuggets or the OCG first, I'm indecisive about this?
Need some thoughts
Michael

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Current:
National Diploma | I.T (Systems Support & Networking)
Working Towards:
CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate | Routing & Switching | Security
BSc (Hons) Computer Networks (Management | Security)
National Diploma | I.T (Systems Support & Networking)
Working Towards:
CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate | Routing & Switching | Security
BSc (Hons) Computer Networks (Management | Security)
Comments
What I sometimes like to do is watch a CBT Nuggets video and then read the accompanying chapter or the relevant material in the book, and it can also be done vice-versa.
I guess it really depends on your study style, I have a very repetition-oriented study style and I usually find myself going through books or entire video series more than once before taking an exam.
When I did it I watched first to get a general fly by primer. I then went back the second time and read after the videos. I also did labs to reinforce. I did this a couple more times on the weak areas.
I am sure you will develop your own style, but I would say start with watching the videos.
After looking at the volume of information that needs to be covered I branched out and ordered a CBT Nuggest subscription.
I find it works best for me to watch the videos to get a good overview of the topic. This makes my reading comprehension a little better because I already have an idea where the author is going to with the subjects. If I start with a book I often read a lot slower because I am trying to absorb everything at once.
In the end I agree you will need to find your own mix that works for you.
Good Luck!