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ICND 1 / CCNA Exam - How to pass?

hquinones1977

Good morning everyone. I took ICND 1three months ago twice, didn't pass but was very closed. First time got 781 and second time 799 (out of 832 to pass). My question is, does anybody know about a good practice or **** that allow me to pass ICND 1 or the whole CCNA 200-125? Thanks everyone.

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diablo911

Im currently right behind you, i haven't taken the first part of the exam myself but as far as formal education goes iv gone through all the classes and am currently re studying the material. I would try cbtnuggets.com they just lowered their price to 57 bucks a month i believe. Ya going to college through netacade is the most boring method to learn CCNA material, but these guys at cbtnuggets lay out the material very well and can set you up with a CCNA mentor to meet with once a week to make sure your on track with your material. But ya, their is a free trial, they lay it all out from the ground up step by step on what to study, its just your job to read through the book and take notes to harden your understand given what they provide.

Infosec_Sam

I've heard a lot of good things about CBTNuggets as well. I should also mention that Infosec has recently rolled out a new online learning platform called Infosec Skills! We curate a lot of material from our online boot camp courses, and we also have a virtual environment where you can practice your skills. You can try it out for 7 days free, and then it's $34/mo after that. If you have any questions, let me know!

MontagueVandervort

I took a quick look at that page, but I don't see anywhere where we can see a complete list of all 273 courses, just a list of "featured courses".

Is there anywhere where I can view a complete list?
Thanks in advance

Infosec_Sam

Yeah, here's the link to our learning paths, but it looks like it's locked behind the free trial page, so you'll have to create an account in order to view it. I'll whip up a list of all of our learning paths, and each learning path has anywhere from a handful to a couple dozen courses. We're still working on adding a complete list of courses to our main site, as well as making the Skills platform a little more user-friendly - we just wanted to get the content out there as quickly as we could. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Learning Paths:

CySA+
CCSP
CISSP
CISSP-ISSAP
CISSP-ISSEP
Advanced Cybersecurity Concepts
CCENT
CCNA
CCNA: Security
CERT-CSIH
Cloud Security Architecture
Cloud Security Management
CASP+
Pentest+
Security+
Computer Forensics
Computer Incident Response
Cybersecurity Administration
Cybersecurity Management
EC-Council CEH
Enterprise Security Risk Management
Ethical Hacking
CCFE
CEPT
CMFE
CMWAPT
CREA
CSSA
ICS/SCADA Security Analyst
ICS/SCADA Security Fundamentals
Information Security Auditing
Information Security Fundamentals
ISACA CISA
ISACA CISM
ISACA CRISC
Linux Fundamentals
Malware Analysis & Reverse Engineering
Mobile Application Pentesting
Mobile Forensics
Network Forensics
Networking Fundamentals (CCENT, CCNA R&S)
PMI PMP
Security Architecture
Security Engineering
Web Application Pentesting

MontagueVandervort

Thank you for your response.

Sorry it's taken me so long to acknowledge it but life has me flying around a lot these days.

Thank you again!

Infosec_Sam

MontagueVandervort said:

Thank you for your response.

Sorry it's taken me so long to acknowledge it but life has me flying around a lot these days.

Thank you again!

You're welcome! Again, we're working on adding the full list to the main website with the quick spiel like we have for the featured courses, but we just don't have the bandwidth right now. If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out! And if you have some free time, you could sign up for a free 1-week trial to check it out!