Passed 200-125!!

I went and took the test on Wednesday night and passed it. Before I started I noticed I had more questions than what the website said would be on the exam, which is weird. But, hey, I passed!

Main study methods were:

INE CCNA series - work pays for a subscription.
Chris Bryant - Udemy. The course is great, and I recommend it.
CCNA official books. Odom is a dry author, but if you want the facts that are well-explained, get it!

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NetworkNewb

Congrats!

t9ar91

Congrats

MAC_Addy

Thanks! Since I passed the ICND1 (CCENT) a number of years ago, does that mean that I get sent a new CCENT certificate?

PCTechLinc

Taking the composite exam will renew your CCENT, but only if it didn't expire. If it expired, then you just get the CCNA certificate. You could always go back and take that exam, since you know you'd pass! LOL

Congrats!

Congrats!

Congrats!!

Congrats!

Well done mate, saw your post over on reddit

Any ideas on how you're going to tackle the NP yet? I'm currently compiling a list of resources myself. Thinking of INE & Bryant combo, how did you find them for NA?

JoJoCal19

Congrats on the pass, well done!

MAC_Addy

dontstop wrote: »

Well done mate, saw your post over on reddit Any ideas on how you're going to tackle the NP yet? I'm currently compiling a list of resources myself. Thinking of INE & Bryant combo, how did you find them for NA?

For NA they were both really good. The INE series was very in depth on routing and switching (obviously). Probably a little bit too in depth, but I feel as though it's preparing me for the NP series. I have been debating back and forth on whether to go NP or NA:Security. I convinced myself over the weekend that I was going the NA:Security track, then I started the videos on INE and hate them. The guy is pretty hard to understand and he says "um" a lot. For me, that is incredibly distracting.